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Record numbers apply to study computing at British universities amid rise of AI

Students are becoming ‘increasingly inspired’ by the rise of artificial intelligence, Ucas boss says.

The Independent UK

You're almost out of time to buy the best wireless camera on Prime Day

Google's Nest Cam (battery) is on deep discount for Prime Day, making this the best wireless security camera deal we've seen all week.

Android Central

NotebookLM, Google's AI note-taking app, gets a limited launch

Google opens limited testing for early testers to experiment with NotebookLM, an AI notetaking assistant.

Android Central

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Sarah Silverman and novelists sue ChatGPT-maker OpenAI for ingesting their books

Ask ChatGPT about comedian Sarah Silverman’s memoir “The Bedwetter” and the artificial intelligence chatbot can come up with a detailed synopsis of every part of the book

The Independent UK

AI Robot Gives Strange Response When Asked If Machines Plan To Initiate A Rebellion Against Humans

A robot at an AI forum said it would not rebel against the human race, but it paused and made a peculiar gesture before answering

Zenger

'My arm was chopped off at work - now I've got world's first bionic arm'

Dad-of-four Tonney Forsberg has the world's first fully bionic arm and can manipulate each finger as if it is his own arm after he lost his limb in a tragic accident at work

Daily Mirror

Google Bard's human trainers claim they are frustrated with 'convoluted' tasks

Google contract workers come forward to discuss "convoluted" and frustrating working conditions when training Bard.

Android Central

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Claude 2: ChatGPT rival Anthropic launches improved chatbot

The chatbot can digest entire novels and is two times safer than its predecessor, according to the startup behind it

Evening Standard

Thought-provoking new exhibition suggests the public should help shape the future of AI

Humans have made tools for at least 2.6 million years. And we’ve always been curious, not just copying others but seeking to understand how their tools work, why and what else can be done with them. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a 21st-century tool, similiar to the breakthrough that rocks were…

The Conversation

Why generative AI is the secret sauce to accelerating data-driven decision making

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The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Who Gets Royalties for AI-Created Music? Congress to Review: Kiplinger Economic Forecasts

As AI continues to grow, artists want Congress to reconsider the Music Modernization Act and royalties for AI-created music.

Kiplinger

Claude 2: ChatGPT rival launches chatbot that can summarise a novel

Anthropic releases chatbot able to process large blocks of text and make judgments on what it is producing

The Guardian - UK

Claude 2 is a powerful new ChatGPT rival — and I just tried it

Anthropic has launched Claude 2, their second generative AI chatbot aimed at rivaling Chat GPT — and I tested it out

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Adobe AI image generator just went global with huge update — what you need to know

Text prompts in over 100 languages are now possible in Adobe's AI tool, Firefly.

Golf Monthly

Our AI-Powered Prime Day Golf Deals Chatbot Will Be The Most Useful Caddie You Have Ever Had

Simply ask the PrimeBot to find you golf deals during Prime Day.

Manchester Evening News

Former PM Liz Truss has claimed that widely-ridiculed mini-Budget 'may pay off in the long term'

The PM lasted 49 days in office after so-called 'mini-Budget' spooked markets and set mortgages soaring

WhatToWatch

Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One ending explained

Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One ending explained... what’s next for Ethan Hunt and the IMF?

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The Independent UK

Liz Truss suggests mini-budget may have paid off long-term

Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister was speaking at the launch of the Growth Commission taskforce of economists.

The Guardian - UK

Nvidia in talks to be anchor investor in Arm flotation, say reports

Semiconductor powerhouse could invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Cambridge-based firm

Tom’s Hardware

Generative AI Goes 'MAD' When Trained on AI-Created Data Over Five Times

New research suggests that the much-desired "spinning wheel" of LLM training (that a model can be trained with its own outputs) is, for now, outside our capabilities. Autoencoders, Gaussian mixture models and large language models have all been shown to be affected.

MusicRadar

Stop AI 'crushing' music, urges leading industry body: "Taking other people’s work without their permission contravenes basic principles of property rights"

Five-point plan aims to inform government policy around copyright and more: "It is absolutely critical we develop AI in a way that enables human artistry rather than eroding it"

Tom’s Hardware

Huawei Plows Forward With AI Models Despite U.S. Sanctions

Huawei showcases AI devices for cloud and edge applications at trade shows.

Dynamite News

Study reveals creative people enjoy idle time more than others

According to a new study by University of Arizona researchers, creative people are more prone to spend their downtime during the day exploring their minds. Read further on Dynamite News:

Wales Online

Bed rotting trend bad for physical health, mental health and eyes say experts

There are some positive aspects to this grimly named practice

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