The use of AI is never a purely technical matter: when it enters processes that affect people’s lives, it touches on rights, opportunities, status and freedom"
—Pope Leo XIV
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The fresh lawsuit against OpenAI by Britannica over copyright infringement has intensified debate over “fair-use” policy adopted by AI companies.
Anthropic believes that its AI model can be misused to prepare chemical weapons or explosives that can be detrimental to humanity.
India’s Supreme Court judge Vikram Nath warned that AI must remain a tool in the legal system. While technology can improve efficiency, he said it cannot replace human judgment in the administration of justice.
Calling animation “more than a prompt”, actor Will Arnett said that animation is an art work that should be protected and celebrated unlike AI.
What happens when an old authoress encounters a young AI chatbot? Margaret Atwood pens her courtship with Claude — who just won’t stop flattering her.
An Australia based Tech Entrepreneur has managed to create an mRNA cancer vaccine for his stricken dog using ChatGPT and an Artificial Intelligence (AI) program. Paul Conyngham, the co-founder of Core Intelligence Technologies, used AI to analyze massive amounts of data from the genome sequencing of his pet dog ‘Rosie’ to create the blueprint of… Continue reading Australian Man Uses AI To Help Develop Cancer Vaccine For His Dog
European countries are moving forward with ban on AI generated deepfake videos.
Meta might axe at least 16,000 jobs this year due to its aggressive push on AI infrastructure.
Singapore tops global AI adoption rankings, according to a recent analysis from Andreessen Horowitz.
Despite producing many leading AI products, the United States ranks only 20th.
“Diabolical psychopath”, “Delusional Tech Bro” and “Misanthropic Altman” were some of the eulogies showered on OpenAI CEO after his comments about selling AI like a utility went viral.
