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Tom Hanks thinks people won't care if AI keeps him working in film forever

Tom Hanks knows artificial intelligence could have his likeness appearing in movies long after he's gone. But he wonders if people will care that it's not really him.

Los Angeles Times

Sting believes that humanity is going to be caught up in "a battle we all have to fight" against artificial intelligence

Sting believes that there will one day be conflict between AI and humans, and argues that the "building blocks of music belong to us, to human beings"

Louder

UK telecom company BT plans to shed up to 55,000 jobs, replace some with AI

U.K. telecom company BT Group plans to shed up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade and replace some of them with artificial intelligence

The Independent UK

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This is why an iOS 17 accessibility feature is going to be a game-changer for so many

Opinion: Personal Voice is going to give independence to millions of users.

iMore

Will AI Violate Taxpayer Rights?

When the IRS uses AI, will it violate your rights as a taxpayer (or your rights as a human being)?

Kiplinger

The threat of AI: Just how dangerous is artificial intelligence?

Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool, but some experts believe it poses a real threat to humanity

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: The justice system is failing Londoners at their time of greatest need

Britain’s justice system is on red alert. Today the Met Commissioner criticised the Crown Prosecution Service, accusing it of failing victims of crime by “cherry-picking” cases to artificially enhance conviction rates.

Evening Standard

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WWDC 2023 — 5 biggest announcements we expect to see

Apple's WWDC 2023 event will bring some huge announcements this year and here's what we're most excited for.

Tom’s Guide

French court’s approval of Olympics AI surveillance plan fuels privacy concerns

Rights groups including Amnesty and Human Rights Watch call proposals ‘a dangerous precedent’ in open letter

The Guardian - UK

BT to slash up to 55,000 jobs by 2030 - with 10,000 roles replaced by AI

The telecoms giant wants to cull its workforce from 130,000 to between 75,000 and 90,000 - with 10,000 of the cuts coming from what it called “automation and digitisation”

Daily Mirror

Where AI evolves from here

The grail for AI developers is a program that can reason like a person. Some researchers think we're closing in.

Axios

Sting says music industry will face ‘a battle’ with AI and warns that machines must not take over

The former frontman of The Police said the coming years would see a fight to defend the “human capital” of music

Chronicle Live

France's Constitutional Council clears smart video cameras for Olympics

France's Constitutional Council has given the all clear for Emmanuel Macron's government to continue with the law to deploy AI-powered video surveillance for major events such as the 2023 rugby union World Cup and the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics.

Radio France Internationale

Tom’s Hardware unveils its own AI chatbot: Meet HammerBot

Tom's Hardware's new AI searchbot helps you answer questions you may have about PCs and components

Tom’s Guide

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Broadcasting & Cable

Upfronts: YouTube Adopts Non-Skippable 30-Second CTV Commercials

At Brandcast NFL and AI take center stage

Chicago Sun-Times

Other unions join striking TV, film writers in Chicago picketing

Actors, electricians, laborers, ‘Matrix’ director protest alongside Writers Guild members at NBC Tower, chanting, ‘Chicago is a union town.’

Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney - Artificial Intelligence ‘Drone Deputies’ could replace some of our low intelligence TDs

Our Man in the Mirror keeping tabs on those in power down in Kildare Street

Tom’s Guide

New DarkBert AI was trained using dark web data from hackers and cybercriminals

DarkBERT is a new AI language model that was trained exclusively on data from the dark web and it’s already outperforming other large language models.

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Tom’s Hardware

We Just Launched a Tom’s Hardware AI Chatbot. Here's Why.

Now in beta, HammerBot combines the interactivity of an LLM with our expertise. We’re looking forward to your feedback.

Irish Mirror

We asked Artificial Intelligence about who should be next Late Late Show host - here's the verdict

From Patrick Kielty and his wife, to a return for Pat Kenny - and even a hologram of Gay Byrne - ChatGPT has its say over the biggest job in Irish television (and it has ruled itself out)

The Independent UK

Texas professor misuses ChatGPT and fails most of class for AI plagiarism

Programme isn’t designed to detect material composed by artificial intelligence

The Hindu

Letters to The Editor — May 18, 2023

Readers’ mail to The Hindu’s Letters to the Editor

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on technical education: Manchester can blaze a trail

Editorial: Proposals unveiled by Andy Burnham could transform vocational learning for the better

Tom’s Guide

Fake ChatGPT apps are raking in thousands each month — delete these apps now

Developers looking to cash in on the popularity of ChatGPT have created fleeceware apps imitating the incredibly popular AI chatbot.

Birmingham Post

Devon tech start-up delivers an inspired AI-assisted content platform

Barnstaple-based Conturae has been created for online writing

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