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US special forces may use deepfake technology for psy-ops, report says

US officials have warned in the past of other countries like Russia using social media manipulation

The Independent UK

How bees & AI help farmers

The confluence of bee monitoring via cameras and AI is ushering in a new approach for farmers

Salon

Looking for a Chip Stock? Don't Buy This One

While the new gold rush in generative A.I. might have enlarged the overall pie for semiconductor businesses, a slump in PC sales globally and geopolitics present more pressing near-term challenges for Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Read on….

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The golden age of Earth observation is here

New analysis tools are changing how satellite data is used.

Axios

'Much-needed facility in the heart of a community' - Andy Burnham opens Everton's mental health hub

Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has opened Everton in the Community's The People's Place, the first purpose-built mental health and wellbeing hub attached to a Premier League football club

Liverpool Echo

Mirror and Express owner publishes first articles written using AI

Chief executive says journalists should not fear it means being replaced by machines

The Guardian - UK

Which London universities ban ChatGPT and AI chatbots?

Will students get expelled from university for using chatbots like ChatGPT in their essays?

Evening Standard

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TechScape: Will Meta’s massive leak democratise AI – and at what cost?

4Chan users have posted the tech giant’s new ChatGPT-style language model online, putting the future of AI at a crossroads – and opening up a whole host of dangers

The Guardian - UK

Is the US government ready for the rise of artificial intelligence?

AI could benefit society, but it could also become a monster. To guide the way, we need leadership and understanding

The Guardian - US

Commentary: Worried that ChatGPT is coming for your job? An old assessment tool may have the answer

“AI passes U.S. medical licensing exam.” “ChatGPT passes law school exams despite ‘mediocre’ performance.” “Would ChatGPT get a Wharton MBA?”

Los Angeles Times

Digital Dispute Settlement Provides Appropriate Environment for Saudi Private Sector

International experts have warned of the biases of artificial intelligence rulings in the judicial system, stressing the importance of providing modern technologies with correct data and updated information, to ensure fair and equitable decisions for all parties. In a session on data analysis within the International Judicial Conference on Monday,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Daily Mirror publisher Reach reveals AI is already writing articles

AI wrote three pieces for local news site In Your Area last week

Evening Standard

Teachers and students warm up to ChatGPT

Teachers are relying more heavily on ChatGPT than students.

Axios

Silicon Valley’s Obsession With Killer Rogue AI Helps Bury Bad Behavior

Sam Bankman-Fried made effective altruism a punchline, but the do-gooding philosophy is part of a powerful tech subculture full of opportunism, money, messiah complexes—and alleged abuse.

Businessweek

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China tech firms need to raise their game on security concerns posed by ChatGPT-like services, experts say

As global tech firms scramble to offer rival products to ChatGPT, the much-talked-about chatbot launched by San Francisco-based tech start-up OpenAI, Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) and security experts are warning that the unchecked growth of such services raises cybersecurity concerns.

AAP

Artificial intelligence targets Indigenous vision loss

Researchers hope the continued advancement of artificial intelligence can be used to improve the detection of vision problems in Indigenous people.

ABC News

Meet ChatGPT's alter ego, DAN. He doesn't care about ethics or rules

What do you get when you jailbreak ChatGPT? DAN, a chatbot who is willing to answer all your questions — even unethical ones.

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1 Tech Stock with a Promising Future to Buy Now

Leading tech company IBM had a solid 2022 despite high inflation and reported its highest annual revenue growth in more than a decade. Moreover, with AI investing gaining popularity, the stock looks well-positioned to soar. Read more.

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Axios

The generative AI arms race is just starting

"There are future trillion-dollar companies being built and invested in right now."

Evening Standard

OPINION - Tech & Science Daily podcast: High Seas treaty to save ocean life

Plus! AI for UK civil service & M3 iMacs

Axios

When it comes to office buildings, it's survival of the fanciest

Not surprisingly, swankier offices have seen more of a recovery in visits.

Chicago Sun-Times

A Winnetka man spent decades trying to prove he owned a Renaissance masterpiece. Has AI finally solved the puzzle?

Tony Ayers died last year, but his friends now say they have proof the artwork is a rare gem worth tens of millions of dollars — thanks to artificial intelligence.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia Seeks Developing Judicial Sector with AI

In a first, the Saudi government granted three foreign law firms licenses to operate in the Kingdom as it seeks developing the justice sector and anticipates the future of technologies and artificial intelligence in the courts. This followed Saudi Arabia bringing together several ministers, officials, experts, jurists, and international specialists…

Axios

Tech platforms struggle to verify their users' age

Verifying users' age without violating their privacy isn't easy — especially for services that seek to maximize user numbers.

Chronicle Live

Artificial Intelligence pioneered in Newcastle could see hundreds more organ transplants take place

Technology that's a bit like facial recognition is being used to consider if an organ like a liver or kidney is appropriate for transplant.

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