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Government sets out ‘adaptable’ approach to regulating fast-developing AI

The White Paper’s aim is to protect the public while avoiding heavy-handed legislation that could stifle innovation.

The Independent UK

Possible Damages in Lawsuits Against AI Companies for Defamatory Communications by Their Products

This week and next, I'll be serializing my Large Libel Models? Liability for AI Output draft. For some earlier posts on this (including § 230, disclaimers, publication, and more), see here; in particular, the two key posts are Why ChatGPT Output Could Be Libelous and An AI Company's Noting That…

Reason

Artificial idiocy and the rise of the chatbots

There is nothing new about "chatbots" that are capable of maintaining a conversation in natural language, understanding a user's basic intent, and offering responses based on preset rules and data. But the capacity of such chatbots has been dramatically augmented in recent months, leading to handwringing and panic in many…

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Twitter revokes features for unverified users — 3 things you CAN'T do if you're not 'blue'

Twitter's been hawking its Blue subscription since the tail end of 2022, and now the social media giant is rolling out new plans to make the membership more attractive to users.

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Govee AI Gaming Sync Box Kit review: Setting a new standard for gaming lights

With the AI Gaming Sync Box Kit, Govee has created what is possibly the best ambient lighting product in the market today.

Android Central

Nick Cave says AI-generated songs are "insulting", thinks "ChatGPT should just f**k off and leave songwriting alone"

Nick Cave thinks the world's reliance on artificial intelligence is insulting, says "AI may very well save the world, but it can’t save our souls"

Louder

ChatGPT will write emails for you based on Zoom calls — and 5 more surprising actions

Zoom is harnessing the power of OpenAI's large language model (LLM) to power Zoom IQ, an intelligence tool purpose-built for streamlining business workflows.

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Chromebooks and ChromeOS are getting new teacher-focused features

The BETT Conference is underway, and Google is making a splash with a bunch of ChromeOS announcements. But this time, there's more of a focus on the teacher experience as opposed to the students.

Android Central

Twitter to promote only paying users’ tweets, Elon Musk announces

From 15 April, ‘For you’ tab that curates popular posts will feature just Twitter Blue subscribers

The Guardian - UK

Defamation and Copyright

Several commenters asked: If AI companies don't have a copyright in works created by their programs, how can they be held liable under defamation law? Defamation law and copyright law are two different bodies of law, aimed at serving different interests, and with different definitions. That's why people can routinely…

Reason

Twitter to see major change this weekend as Elon Musk scraps free feature

Verified users have until this Saturday to decide if they want to fork out cash to keep one of the app's notable traits.

Daily Record

Nvidia Tech Uses AI to Optimize Chip Designs up to 30X Faster

Nvidia AutoDMP open source GPU accelerated AI chip design software arrives to rapidly optimize chip designs for cost, speed, and power efficiency.

Tom’s Hardware

Musk's Twitter is changing yet again — and this time it's making you pay for visibility

Twitter says its For You page will no longer recommend tweets from non-verified accounts.

iMore

Facial recognition technology and policing: an unholy alliance?

Clearview, the company behind one of the most advanced models of facial recognition software, claims to have run more than a million searches on behalf of US police.

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How to use Bing Image Creator on Android and iOS

Bing Image Creator is now available to all on both desktop and mobile, but it's not immediately obvious how to use it on the latter. Here's how to get started on Android and iOS.

Creative Bloq

Yep, we fell for that AI photo of the Pope too

Even the hands look real.

The Week

Lucy Letby: nurse found guilty of murdering seven babies

Lucy Letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others on a neonatal unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016.

Wales Online

Hi-tech van will spot drivers using their phones or not wearing a seatbelt

A trial is about to begin

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Lawmakers Vote on Paris Olympic Law with Surveillance Fears

A proposed French law for the 2024 Paris Olympics that critics contend will open the door for privacy-busting video surveillance technology in France and elsewhere in Europe faces an important hurdle on Tuesday with lawmakers set to vote on it. The bill would legalize the temporary use of so-called intelligent…

Axios

Social media's new pay-for-play rules

Twitter's Elon Musk says only paying subscribers' messages will be featured in the service's main feed.

Evening Standard

Elon Musk to limit Twitter reach of users who don’t pay for Blue subscription

Twitter users who don’t subscribe to Twitter Blue will soon find their experience limited.

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT is more useful to society than cryptocurrency, says Nvidia

Nvidia's chief technology officer has distanced the company from cryptocurrency and says it's embracing AI instead.

Creative Bloq

Levi's says it plans to use AI models for the right reasons

The move will make shopping 'more inclusive'.

The Independent UK

Lawmakers vote on Paris Olympic law with surveillance fears

A proposed French law for the 2024 Paris Olympics that critics contend will open the door for privacy-busting video surveillance technology in Europe faces an important hurdle with French lawmakers set to vote on it

Tribune News Service

Editorial: AI chat is good for nothing — yet

Opinion editor's note: Editorials represent the opinions of the Star Tribune Editorial Board, which operates independently from the newsroom.

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