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Microsoft releases AI tool for photorealistic copying of faces and voices

In response to criticism that Azure AI Speech was simply a ‘deepfakes creator’, Microsoft said it had implemented safeguards

The Guardian - US

PM Modi warns against deepfakes; calls on media to educate people on misinformation

Prime Minister said that many of the deepfakes generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence appeared very real and that the consequent disinformation could lead to much harm.

The Hindu

India ‘strongly condemns’ civilian casualties in Israel-Hamas conflict: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday “strongly condemned” the civilian casualties in the ongoing violence in Gaza Strip while delivering the inaugural speech at the virtual Voice of Global South Summit.

The Hindu

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From Judge Michael J. Newman (S.D. Ohio) on Use of AI to Prepare Filings

From today's order in Whaley v. Experian Info. Solutions, Inc., which dismisses the case on the merits but also adds: Plaintiff admits that he used Artificial Intelligence ("AI") to prepare case filings. [This yielded hallucinated citations to nonexistent cases. -EV] The Court reminds all parties that they are not allowed…

Reason

The AI will see you now: why tech is helping doctors

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in hospitals and doctors' offices but one expert says it's best used keeping doctors away from fax machines.

AAP

Pluto: Netflix's anime masterpiece explores how robots 'feel' when humans exploit them

There have been many TV shows and films inspired by the dual fear and excitement surrounding advances in artificial intelligence (AI). But not many exhibit such masterful craft and profound humanity as the new Netflix anime miniseries, Pluto.

The Conversation

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra could be the AI-powered phone I’ve been waiting for

Artificial intelligence is slated to make a huge impact with the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, which could spur an AI revolution we haven't seen before in a phone. Here's what the S24 Ultra might deliver.

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Long hours and low wages: the human labour powering AI's development

The Finnish tech firm Metroc recently began using prison labour to train a large language model to improve artificial intelligence (AI) technology. For 1.54 euros an hour prisoners answer simple questions about snippets of text in a process known as data labelling.

The Conversation

Can Nvidia Stock Reach $1,000 on AI-Fueled Growth?

Nvidia stock is trading near its all-time highs ahead of next Tuesday's earnings report. Can the stock keep rallying to reach $1,000 as artificial intelligence continues to spark enthusiasm on Wall Street?

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‘Hallucinate’ chosen as Cambridge dictionary’s word of the year

The psychological verb gained an extra meaning in 2023 that ‘gets to the heart of why people are talking about artificial intelligence’

The Guardian - UK

Senators embrace AI on the farm, eye provisions in farm bill - Roll Call

Members of Senate Agriculture want the next farm bill to include provisions that would steer artificial intelligence adoption on the farm.

Roll Call

Nuclear bombs, artificial intelligence and the madness of reason – in The Maniac, Benjamin Labatut examines the troubling dawn of the digital age

A little over 100 years ago, the great German sociologist Max Weber warned that the growth of modern science would result in the “disenchantment” of the world.

The Conversation

AI: the world is finally starting to regulate artificial intelligence – what to expect from US, EU and China's new laws

Most mainstream applications of artificial intelligence (AI) make use of its ability to crunch large volumes of data, detecting patterns and trends within. The results can help predict the future behaviour of financial markets and city traffic, and even assist doctors to diagnose disease before symptoms appear.

The Conversation

YouTube creators will soon have to disclose use of gen AI in videos or risk suspension

YouTube is rolling out new rules for AI content, including requiring creators to reveal whether they’ve used generative artificial intelligence to make realistic looking videos

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Federal District Court (E.D. Tex.) Adding New Rules About AI Use by Lawyers and by Self-Represented Litigants

From General Order 23-11, effective Dec. 1, 2023, the new Local Rule CV-11(g): Litigants remain responsible for the accuracy and quality of legal documents produced with the assistance of technology (e.g., ChatGPT, Google Bard, Bing AI Chat, or generative artificial intelligence services). Litigants are cautioned that certain technologies may produce…

The Times of India

How social media scandals like deepfake impact minors and students' mental health

In the era of smartphones and social media, the line between reality and fiction has become increasingly blurred. The convergence of digital communication devices, a few innocent photos, and the incessant capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) can create a typhoon of controversy in many peaceful lives, where teenagers are the…

The Guardian - AU

‘Alarming’: convincing AI vaccine and vaping disinformation generated by Australian researchers

Experiment produced fake images, patient and doctor testimonials and video in just over an hour

Tom’s Guide

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra — all the AI features rumored so far

Samsung has revealed that it intends to go big on artificial intelligence with its Galaxy S24 phones, but what could that look like in practice?

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The Guardian - UK

Faked audio of Sadiq Khan dismissing Armistice Day shared among far-right groups

London mayor’s office believes audio clips have been generated using artificial intelligence software

Fortune

Bill Gates predicts everyone will have an AI-powered personal assistant within 5 years—whether they work in an office or not. ‘They will utterly change how we live’

The way we interact with technology will “completely change” before the decade is out, according to the billionaire Microsoft cofounder.

France 24

Regulating AI: Governments race to keep up with speed of innovation

Elon Musk's generative AI venture, xAI, has launched Grok, its rival to ChatGPT. The billionaire is hoping to capitalise on the artificial intelligence revolution. While the private sector races to profit from AI innovation, governments are scrambling to keep up, vowing to protect humanity from potential catastrophe. So what might…

The Conversation

UK announces AI funding for teachers: how this technology could change the profession

During the recent international AI Safety Summit held in the UK, the government announced a further £2 million to be invested in Oak National Academy – a publicly funded classroom resource hub – to develop artificial intelligence tools to help reduce teachers’ workloads.

Chicago Sun-Times

Young workers grapple with the future of AI, worry about being replaced by technology

A Gallup poll found 28% of people 18 to 34 years old worry about being replaced by technology.

AAP

Menacing messages to be targeted by AI banking tool

Artificial intelligence will be used to identify and flag threatening messages sent to victims' bank accounts, in a tool to be shared with banks worldwide.

Reason

More Than a Dozen Judges "Have Released Official Guidance on Using AI Tools in Litigation"

Jessiah Hulle (Gentry Locke) provides the data (mostly federal, but also noting one state judge's order and a Canadian court's order), and summarizes the different approaches. A brief excerpt: Federal courts nationwide are weighing in on how artificial intelligence can be used in court filings, and they're exploring different approaches…

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