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WorldCoin Attracts 2 Million Users, Hundreds Line-up To Stare at the Orb

Proof of Personhood can also net you a $50 return and promise you an anonymized world identity ID, there may be reasons to accept.

Tom’s Hardware

How AI Bots Like ChatGPT Can Assist Victims And Prevent Suicide

In most cases, ChatGPT responses mirrored the type of support that a subject matter expert might give.

Zenger

Palantir CEO Says Our Generation’s Atomic Bomb Could Be AI Weapon

The controversy over the United States' use of an atomic bomb on Japan has been rekindled by "Oppenheimer."

Zenger

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Stopped using ChatGPT? These six handy new features might tempt you back

ChatGPT has hit a plateau lately, but OpenAI hopes its six new usability tweaks will help us re-engage with its AI chatbot.

TechRadar

Kenya becomes the first country to suspend Sam Altman’s Worldcoin A.I.-crypto scheme

Worldcoin wants governments as customers, but they may not be so keen.

Fortune

Tech Giants Set To Declare AI Safety Commitments Amid White House Appeal

Microsoft, Alphabet, and OpenAI to publicly pledge AI safety measures in response to Biden administration's call

Zenger

Chatbots sometimes make things up. Not everyone thinks AI's hallucination problem is fixable

Spend enough time with ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence chatbots and it doesn’t take long for them to spout falsehoods

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OpenAI Files Trademark For ChatGPT-5, Hinting At Advanced AI Chatbot

OpenAI's latest trademark filing suggests a more advanced version of ChatGPT is on the horizon.

Zenger

How AI Could Benefit Financial and Real Estate Customers

Financial and real estate professionals may be able to capitalize on emerging AI tech to expand customer services and drive their business to the next level.

Kiplinger

Sam Altman: the OpenAI CEO leading the AI revolution

The launch of ChatGPT last November propelled OpenAI, and its co-founder and CEO Sam Altman, into the global spotlight.

The Week

FBI: AI Makes it Easier for Hackers to Generate Attacks

The FBI has issued stark warnings regarding the proliferation of cyberattacks in some way aided by AI programs. But beyond the walled gardens of open AI's ChatGPT and Anthropic's Claude 2, the world of open-source AI pullulates with crime and ill-intentions.

Tom’s Hardware

AI Fees Up to 15x Cheaper for English Than Other Languages

One element that's below the surface of Large Language Models is the way in which usage and training costs escalate according to the simplicity and availability of the base training data. An unintended consequence of this is that English is a much less expensive language to access or train an…

Tom’s Hardware

Why utopian thinking is so dangerous

Futurist Monika Bielskyte on our dangerous addiction to utopia and dystopia — and how to build an inclusive future

Salon

ICYMI: the week's biggest tech news, from Samsung Unpacked to DJI's new drone

If you missed the week's biggest tech news, fear not – we've picked out all the best stories, including Samsung Unpacked.

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New security flaw in A.I. chatbot spells big trouble for the A.I. boom

Open-source models are particularly vulnerable, while Anthropic's Claude 2 was the most secure

Fortune

French privacy watchdog raises alarms over OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s “questionable” Worldcoin venture

The French agency CNIL said it initiated an investigation into the company.

TechRadar

Researchers prove ChatGPT and other big bots can - and will - go to the dark side

Researchers broke ChatGPT - what could this mean for our safety and security?

The Hindu

Today’s Cache | E.U. investigates Microsoft; OpenAI pulls back AI-generated text detector; Meta working to retain Threads’ userbase

News snippets for Microsoft facing antitrust probe in the E.U., OpenAI pulling back AI-generated text detector, and Meta working to retain Threads’ userbase.

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Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI just became charter members of what may be the first true A.I. lobby. Up next: Lawmakers write the rules

Here's a premise, says Mark Fagan, a lecturer at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Public Policy: "Everyone who walks into a policymaker's office is not an altruist."

The Guardian - UK

Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and startup form body to regulate AI development

Tech companies say Frontier Model Forum will focus on ‘safe and responsible’ creation of new models

The Hindu

Data Point | How The Hindu Data Team used OpenAI’s code Interpreter

Data journalists in India face tedious task of transforming PDF files into Excel sheets. OpenAI's Code Interpreter has eased this process, allowing journalists to quickly clean and analyse datasets. It also provides insights into the correct framing of prompts to achieve desired outcomes

Fortune

Alphabet is rolling generative A.I. into everything. Now it just has to figure out how to make money

As it races to catch competitors, Google still needs to tie generative A.I. into its primary source of revenue: advertising.

Tom’s Hardware

OpenAI Sunsets Generative AI Text Detection Tool

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has seemingly thrown in the towel when it comes to generative AI text detection: its AI Classifier tool has now been sunset due to low accuracy in etecting text xreated by the company's own AI software.

TechRadar

Even OpenAI can’t tell the difference between original content and AI-generated content - and that’s worrying

OpenAI is shutting down its own detection tool due to inaccuracy - is it time to panic?

TechRadar

The voter's guide to AI-generated election misinformation

Democracy and voting in the AI age is a thorny issue - experts express major concerns about upcoming elections.

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