The political landscape in India is rapidly evolving, with the use of artificial intelligence (AI) deepfakes becoming a prevalent strategy for voter outreach. This technology has enabled politicians to reach a wider audience in a more personalized manner, tapping into the nation’s diverse linguistic and cultural landscape. While the global conversation around deepfakes often revolves
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OpenAI, a leading research organization in the field of artificial intelligence, has recently confirmed the disbanding of its “superalignment team.” This team was originally formed to prepare for the development of highly advanced AI systems that could potentially surpass human intelligence. The disbanding of this team comes after the departure of several key researchers, including
Maven, a new social media platform, is taking a radical approach by eliminating likes and follows. This move, according to its co-founder Stanley, is considered “insanity” in the world of social media where popularity metrics drive user engagement. However, early adopters like Benjamin Scott, a philosophy student, have welcomed this change. Scott, who quit social
The recent departure of Ilya Sutskever, co-founder, and chief scientist at OpenAI, has sent shockwaves through the AI community. Sutskever, a former Google AI researcher, played a crucial role in the development and growth of OpenAI. His decision to leave the company comes amidst a backdrop of internal turmoil and strategic shifts within the organization.
Back in the days of Android Marshmallow, Google introduced a feature called Now on Tap that allowed users to access contextual information by simply tapping and holding the home button. This feature was revolutionary at the time, providing users with helpful information related to what was on their screen. Whether discussing a movie with a
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been widely criticized for its numerous flaws and ethical challenges. It often plagiarizes the work of others without giving proper credit, creates questionable images, and perpetuates stereotypes. Despite these glaring issues, AI developers seem to be fixated on the idea of a future AI god, leading to a lack of integration
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked a wave of concern among activists and experts alike. The idea that very advanced AI systems could pose a risk to human existence has gained popularity, thanks in part to the work of philosopher Nick Bostrom. This concern has led to the formation of groups like PauseAI,
The connections between former NYPD members and Evolv, a technology company providing scanning devices, raise concerns about potential biases. The fact that a significant portion of Evolv’s sales team consists of former police officers, coupled with David Cohen, a former NYPD deputy commissioner, being part of Evolv’s Security Advisory Board, calls into question the objectivity
AI hardware startups have been facing numerous challenges in recent times. The launch of the Humane Ai Pin, a $700 wearable that heavily relies on artificial intelligence, was met with disappointment. Despite the initial promise of seamlessly integrating various AI functions into a single device, the Ai Pin failed to deliver on its potential. Critics,
In a world where technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, the utilization of AI chatbots has become increasingly common in various aspects of our lives. However, many users often struggle to fully maximize the potential of these chatbots due to their preconceived notions of how to interact with them. Joel Lewenstein, the head