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Misinformation, mistakes and the Pope in a puffer: what rapidly evolving AI can – and can’t – do
Generative AI advancements enable the creation of realistic images, voice cloning, and text generation, but raise ethical concerns about misinformation, copyright, and job displacement. While AI aids tasks like writing, 3D modeling, and administrative work, it frequently produces errors and "hallucinations," prompting calls for regulation and safety measures to mitigate risks.
How TikTok’s algorithm ‘exploits the vulnerability’ of children
TikTok's algorithm has been accused of exploiting user vulnerability to maximize engagement, pushing harmful content like self-harm, eating disorders, and misogynistic views to young users. Research shows underage children are exposed to inappropriate content within minutes, raising concerns about the platform’s data practices and insufficient safeguards against harmful material.
‘We got bored waiting for Oasis to re-form’: AIsis, the band fronted by an AI Liam Gallagher
AIsis, a concept album by the band Breezer featuring AI-generated Liam Gallagher vocals, imagines a "lost" Oasis record from the late 1990s. Created to evoke nostalgia, the project combines Breezer's original music with AI technology, delighting fans with its authentic Oasis sound while sparking debates about AI's role in music creation.
The AI revolution: Google's developers on the future of artificial intelligence | 60 Minutes
Competitive pressure among tech giants is propelling society into the future of artificial intelligence, ready or not. Scott Pelley dives into the world of A...
Photographer admits prize-winning image was AI-generated
German artist Boris Eldagsen declined a Sony photography award after revealing his winning image was AI-generated. Eldagsen aimed to spark debate about AI's role in photography, asserting that AI and traditional photography are distinct. His action highlights ethical concerns over AI's growing influence on art, competition, and human creativity.
Artificial intelligence used to generate voice cloning
New artificial intelligence technology is being used to generate imitations or clones of peopleâ??s real voices. NBCâ??s Gadi Schwartz tests this advanced techno...
‘We are a little bit scared’: OpenAI CEO warns of risks of artificial intelligence
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned of AI's risks, including disinformation and cyberattacks, as GPT-4 launched. While praising its potential, he emphasized human control and regulation, highlighting concerns over misuse and hallucinations in AI responses. Altman stressed society's responsibility to address challenges posed by this transformative technology, calling it both powerful and perilous.
Are we racing toward AI catastrophe?
The article highlights concerns over the competitive "AI race" among tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Baidu, as well as geopolitical rivals like the U.S. and China. While competition drives innovation, experts warn of risks from rapid deployment of powerful AI systems without proper safety measures, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences.
‘They’re 25, they don’t do emails’: is instant chat replacing the inbox?
Workplace communication is evolving as younger professionals favor platforms like Teams, Slack, and social media over email for efficiency and informality. While email remains vital for formal and consumer interactions, instant messaging and social platforms increasingly dominate casual and urgent communication, reflecting ongoing technological and cultural shifts in professional environments.
What are we worrying about when we worry about TikTok? | Samantha Floreani
TikTok symbolizes broader concerns about platform capitalism, data privacy, and algorithm-driven content. While it fosters creativity and activism, its extreme personalization can amplify harm. The issue isn’t TikTok alone, but the profit-driven nature of digital platforms. Reimagining online spaces beyond profit could prioritize connection, community, and user empowerment.
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