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Are these guys for real? How to keep your business safe from deepfakes

Scammers are using manipulated video and audio to dupe employees into handing over money. But protection is possible

The Guardian - US

The Week in Detail: AI, party presidents, and food banks

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

Newsroom.co.nz

Edinburgh start-up lands £750,000 for research into falls by elderly

Artificial intelligence solution is aimed at helping support independent living for longer

Insider UK

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"'Holographic Conversational' AI Lets Dead Speak at Funerals"

From AV Magazine (Darron Kirkby): [Start-up] StoryFile creates a digital clone of the subject by using 20 synchronised cameras to record them answering a series of questions. The footage is then processed, with clips tagged and used to train an artificial intelligence (AI) that can provide responses to questions in…

Reason

What does artificial intelligence actually mean — and how similar is it now to our brains?

AI is still in its infancy because we still don’t fully understand how our brains work – so how far are we from having a human-like AI?

Evening Standard

Joined Up Thinking by Hannah Critchlow review – the power of collective cognition

A lively examination of communal endeavour and the technological advances that could spur greater cooperation

The Guardian - UK

Mobile app offers new learning tools for anatomy students. But tech isn't a silver bullet

For most people who finished school or university even a decade ago, the idea of virtual reality in the classroom probably seems like the stuff of science fiction. But immersive technologies like virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality – which all aim to marry the physical and…

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Scottish start-up counts elephants from space

Glasgow-based business claims UK first with high-resolution satellite imagery

Insider UK

Artificial intelligence: Our dystopian future?

Major parts of our daily lives are controlled by artificial intelligence. What if it turns against us?

Newsroom.co.nz

‘I am, in fact, a person’: can artificial intelligence ever be sentient?

Controversy over Google’s AI program is raising questions about just how powerful it is. Is it even safe? By Amelia Tait

The Guardian - UK

Girls learn basics of national security

National security professionals hope a 4-day career development program will yield a new cadre of recruits.

Chicago Sun-Times

Fighting AI with AI: The Battle against Deepfakes

Realistic, computer-generated faces are more widespread than ever. How do we tell what’s true and what’s not?

The Walrus

Motor Vehicles Act to be effectively implemented in State, says Minister

Over 700 AI-powered cameras installed on roads to monitor traffic rule violations

The Hindu

"Quantum materials" could give the human brain a run for its money

While today's computers can't yet achieve the general intelligence that human brains can, researchers are looking into ways to make that a reality. One option is creating quantum materials, which can mimic networks of neurons.

Inverse

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Axios

AI tools spur debates about editorial illustrations

AI digital art may be improving — but hasn't replicated the creative problem-solving process needed for newsrooms.

The Independent UK

South Park creators discuss their deepfake Donald Trump movie that was never made

Writers previously went viral with their deepfake webseries ‘Sassy Justice’

The Hindu

Forest AI grand challenge winner announced

Think Evolve Consultancy chosen by T-AIM to receive mentoring support up to ₹20 lakh award

The Conversation

How 'living architecture' could help the world avoid a soul-deadening digital future

My first Apple laptop felt like a piece of magic made just for me – almost a part of myself. The rounded corners, the lively shading, the delightful animations. I had been using Windows my whole life, starting on my family’s IBM 386, and I never thought using a computer…

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France 24

Ukraine's digital transformation on 'war footing', minister says

FRANCE 24 sat down with Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's deputy prime minister and minister of digital transformation. The ministry was created in 2019 because President Volodymyr Zelensky had promised that Ukraine would be a pioneering e-government. Since the Russian invasion, digital transformation has been put on a "war footing", Fedorov said.…

The Guardian - UK

Siri or Skynet? How to separate AI fact from fiction

Determining the way artificial intelligence is used and governed will be one of the century’s key political battlegrounds. Here’s what everyone needs to know

The Guardian - UK

Can artificial intelligence really help us talk to the animals?

A California-based organisation wants to harness the power of machine learning to decode communication across the entire animal kingdom. But the project has its doubters

The Conversation

Rather than threaten jobs, artificial intelligence should collaborate with human writers

In Sept. 2020, The Guardian published an opinion piece written by a program. The artificial intelligence, called GPT-3, is a large language model developed by OpenAI, and it posed a bold question in the headline of its machine-generated text: “A robot wrote this entire article. Are you scared yet, human?”

The Conversation

A robot breaks the finger of a 7-year-old: a lesson in the need for stronger regulation of artificial intelligence

Disturbing footage emerged this week of a chess-playing robot breaking the finger of a seven-year-old child during a tournament in Russia.

ABC News

Artificial intelligence can monitor workplaces for safety breaches. Experts say privacy laws are lagging

AI that uses CCTV to identify health and safety hazards can be trained to identify breaches such as when a worker is not wearing gloves or a hard hat, or to identify hazards like spills. But privacy laws are lagging.

The Guardian - AU

Japan deploys artificial intelligence to detect rip currents as beach season hots up

AI system identifies currents and bathers, and sends a warning to lifeguards via a smart watch

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