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OpenAI releases latest version of artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT

The new model, GPT-4, is able to handle ‘much more nuanced instructions’ than its predecessor

Evening Standard

Education to focus on fundamental human traits as AI nibbles on creativity

A regional high school doubles down on valuable human traits as artificial intelligence challenges notions of education and schooling.

ABC News

Futurists predict a point where humans and machines become one. But will we see it coming?

Most people are familiar with the deluge of artificial intelligence (AI) apps that seem designed to make us more efficient and creative. We’ve got apps that take text prompts and generate art, and the controversial ChatGPT, which raises serious questions about originality, misinformation and plagiarism.

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Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to make workplace decisions–but human intelligence remains vital

Employers are already using some form of artificial intelligence in employment decision-making–but concerns over its objectivity persist.

Fortune

Revenue to launch AI to scrutinise taxes

The Revenue Department is using artificial intelligence (AI) to examine tax payments, enabling deeper scrutiny and preventing tax evasion, says director-general Lavaron Sangsnit.

Bangkok Post

Navigating the risks of AI will require a team effort

Recent months may well be remembered as the moment when predictive artificial intelligence went mainstream. While prediction algorithms have been in use for decades, the release of applications such as OpenAI's ChatGPT3 -- and its rapid integration with Microsoft's Bing search engine -- may have unleashed the floodgates when it…

Bangkok Post

Fujitsu Preps Monaka Datacenter CPU to Succeed A64FX: Greater Efficiency and More Features

Fujitsu has revealed that the company is prepping the successor for its A64FX processor for high-performance computing. The company's second-generation Arm-based server CPU is slated to offer considerably higher performance and energy efficiency than its predecessor, as well as will add features to address AI and data analytics applications. The…

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Noam Chomsky says AI 'may' overtake human intelligence but ChatGPT is nothing to fear

The American scientist has spoken out and said that modern-day artificial intelligence is nothing to be afraid of, as he warned: "That day may come, but it's not yet breaking.

Daily Mirror

Does the 'Bold Glamour' filter push unrealistic beauty standards? TikTokkers think so

The video-sharing app recently revealed a new beauty filter that harnesses the latest developments in artificial intelligence. It is so hyper-realistic that many TikTokkers are lashing out.

WEKU

Two researchers have created a new A.I. model that can draw what you're thinking with 80% accuracy

A new artificial intelligence program can reconstruct images based on people's brain waves.

Fortune

Commentary: Is it time to start considering personhood rights for AI chatbots?

Even a couple of years ago, the idea that artificial intelligence might be conscious and capable of subjective experience seemed like pure science fiction. But in recent months, we’ve witnessed a dizzying flurry of developments in AI, including language models like ChatGPT and Bing Chat with remarkable skill at seemingly…

Los Angeles Times

Can religion save us from Artificial Intelligence?

Sometimes Rabbi Joshua Franklin knows exactly what he wants to talk about in his weekly Shabbat sermons — other times, not so much. It was on one of those not-so-much days on a cold afternoon in late December that the spiritual leader of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons decided…

Los Angeles Times

From Marketing to Design, Brands Adopt AI Tools despite Risk

Even if you haven’t tried artificial intelligence tools that can write essays and poems or conjure new images on command, chances are the companies that make your household products are already starting to do so. Mattel has put the AI image generator DALL-E to work by having it come up…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Robots are performing Hindu rituals -- some devotees fear they'll replace worshippers

It isn’t just artists and teachers who are losing sleep over advances in automation and artificial intelligence. Robots are being brought into Hinduism’s holiest rituals – and not all worshippers are happy about it.

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The Independent UK

From marketing to design, brands adopt AI tools despite risk

Tribune News Service

San Diego startup will use ChatGPT to answer online reviews on Yelp and Google

San Diego digital marketing outfit SOCi said Tuesday that it raised $120 million in a tough funding environment for startups to bulk up artificial intelligence in its software platform — including the integration of OpenAI's ChatGPT to respond to online reviews.

Leeds Live

Leeds hospital's groundbreaking trial to replace a human with AI in breast cancer screenings

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust will be the first-of-its-kind to trial Artificial Intelligence (AI) software

Bangkok Post

Bitkub to invest in AI startup ThaiGPT

Bitkub, Thailand's leading cryptocurrency exchange, will invest in the newly-established ThaiGPT as part of the company's strategy to expand the business to the research and development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

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Salesforce plans to launch an OpenAI-powered tool on Slack

Artificial intelligence will help salespeople do their jobs.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Blind researcher develops AI-navigating suitcase for visually impaired travelers

A blind researcher is developing a suitcase that uses artificial intelligence to help visually impaired people navigate to destinations safely.

The Guardian - US

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

Asharq Al-Awsat

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,…

Bangkok Post

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.

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.

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