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Thousands of UK train passengers have unknowingly had their faces scanned by Amazon's AI software, revealing a controversial trial in image recognition and emotion detection technology. The data, used for security and potential advertising, raises significant privacy concerns.
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In a candid conversation, Professor Ekaterina Hertog delves into the intricate dynamics of AI and automation in the domestic sphere, scrutinizing their implications for women and society at large.
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Whistleblowers Warn of OpenAI's Dangerous AI Race: Current and former OpenAI employees are blowing the whistle on the company's prioritization of profits over safety, urging for greater transparency and protections for whistleblowers.
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The arrival of the internet, a supposed boon for human connection, proved a double-edged sword for Susan.
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Forget the robot uprising! A new study reveals employees are embracing generative AI tools to boost productivity and creativity, while also being terrified.
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LONDON, Nov 29 - In a landmark achievement reminiscent of its earlier AlphaFold and AlphaZero projects, Google DeepMind has utilized artificial intelligence (AI) to predict the structure of over 2 million new materials. This breakthrough, akin to the transformative impact of AlphaFold's release of vast protein structure data,
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The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has precipitated the acceleration of an emergent technological paradigm, potentially ushering in the advent of the world's inaugural fully autonomous killer robots, signifying the dawn of a novel epoch in the annals of warfare. With the protraction of hostilities in Ukraine, the likelihood
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Today's Top Stories 1. Leadership Changes at OpenAI: OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT and Dall-E, dismissed CEO Sam Altman due to reported lack of candor. Now, after a chaotic few days, he's back as CEO. And the board that fired him has, in-turn, been fired. This
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Meta has announced that its Responsible AI team members are being integrated into various company divisions to "enhance collaboration and proximity to core product development." According to Meta, this decision is intended to bolster efforts in preventing potential harms associated with AI. The redistribution aims to position team
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Microsoft announced it was hiring both Altman and Greg Brockman (OpenAI's president and co-founder) to lead an advanced AI research lab.
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Research conducted by the Institute for the Future of Work (IFOW), Imperial College London, and Warwick Business School—surveying over 1,000 UK firms—revealed that 78% of companies implementing AI and automation witnessed the creation of new roles.