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Valve Allegedly Bans Games on Steam From Using AI Art

A game developer recently had a game banned from Steam that featured AI-generated content, due to copyright issues with the source material the AI was trained by.

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese Researchers Used AI to Design RISC-V CPU in Under 5 Hours

A wholly AI-designed RISC-V CPU was created from scratch in five hours and booted Linux, performing on par with an i486.

Tom’s Hardware

China, AI and a say on world order: Why the US rejoined UNESCO

After five long years of absence, the United States formally rejoined the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Friday, June 30. The US claims it needs a place back at the table, where China has had plenty of time to exert its influence on some of the…

France 24

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Executives urge Europe to rethink its world-leading AI rules

More than 150 executives are urging the European Union to rethink the world’s most comprehensive rules for artificial intelligence

The Independent UK

Pro AV Newsmakers: A Q-SYS Acquisition, Promotions and Partnerships

Exertis Pro AV Canada and Humly partner, while INFiLED and PPDS make strategic personnel moves.

AVNetwork

Can AI Plan Your Retirement Better Than I Can?

Financial adviser Jerry Golden posed retirement planning questions to ChatGPT. The results? A good start that begs for human intervention (though it had some things to say about Jerry!).

Kiplinger

AI watch: UK electoral warning and OpenAI’s move into London

This week in artificial intelligence

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OpenAI sued for violating authors' copyrights to train ChatGPT

In the last few months, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots and apps have created a lot of buzz and have become an integral part of our lives. And while ChatGPT continues to amuse people across the world, there's news that its company OpenAI has now been sued for alleged copyright infringement…

The Times of India

DeSantis, Trump seek to rewrite history on COVID response

ORLANDO, Fla. — In January 2021, Gov. Ron DeSantis was proud to announce the one-millionth COVID-19 vaccine given out in Florida.

Orlando Sentinel

Health care’s AI revolution is well under way

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- Discussions about artificial intelligence have proliferated recently as more people have access to programs that can make art or answer questions.

Tribune News Service

Dolly Parton uninterested in having her own AI hologram: ‘I don’t want to leave my soul on Earth’

Parton joked that ‘any intelligence’ she had and ‘everything’ about her was artificial

The Independent UK

Today’s Cache | OpenAI sued by authors; YouTube tests cutting off ad-block users; Google to block news in Canada

Authors Paul Tremblay and Mona Awad have sued the maker of the AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT.

The Hindu

Imagine your child calling for money. Except it’s not them – it’s an AI scam

Fraudsters are being given more sophisticated ways to trick us into believing they are someone they are not, says James Wise, a trustee of the thinktank Demos

The Guardian - UK

Health Secretary labels NHS plan ‘most radical reform’ in NHS since founding

Steve Barclay says bid to recruit and retain more staff is an ‘historic opportunity to do things differently’.

The Independent UK

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Netflix's First Look At Killer Robots Documentary Is Like Black Mirror Meets Terminator, And It's Nightmare Fuel

A chilling Netflix doc called Unknown: Killer Robots will explore the (very real) dangers of AI-powered robots.

Bangkok Post

Would technology-enabled communism work?

Friedrich von Hayek is best known for his influential 1944 polemic The Road to Serfdom. But his most celebrated work in economics is "The Use of Knowledge in Society", a rather short article on how society uses and acquires dispersed information about economic fundamentals such as preferences, priorities, and productivity.

The Independent UK

Police body camera ramp up started a decade ago. How well have they worked?

Body cameras have proliferated in law enforcement agencies in the U.S. over the past decade, amid mounting scrutiny over how officers and agents interact with the communities they serve

Axios

How the U.S. is trying to stay ahead of China in the AI race

In a word: chips

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Tom’s Guide

OpenAI faces class-action lawsuit over how ChatGPT uses data — here's what we know

A law firm is suing ChatGPT creator OpenAI for violating the copyrights of users.

Daily Record

Dolly Parton doesn't want AI to keep her 'soul here on this earth'

Many music icons are choosing to immortalise their legacy through artificial intelligence.

Tom’s Hardware

Windows Copilot AI Assistant Hits Insider Dev Builds

Microsoft introduces Windows Copilot into the latest Windows 11 dev build, which is an enhanced version of Bing Chat that is accessible from the taskbar.

Daily Mirror

Dolly Parton reveals her surprising secret to staying in shape at 77

The star, who was in London yesterday to announce her new album, discussed how she maintains her enviable body shape

Daily Mirror

Dolly Parton fears artificial intelligence could impact on artist's legacy

The star was asked about living on in artificial form in the future at a press conference in London to talk about her new album Rockstar

StockNews.com

3 Stabilizing Chemical Stocks to Buy

Thanks to the robust demand for chemicals across several industries and the adoption of emerging technologies, the industry’s near-term prospects look bright. Thus, it could be wise to scoop up the shares of Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corp. (MTLHY), Fuchs Petrolub (FUPBY), and NewMarket Corporation (NEU), which have proven to be…

The Independent UK

Scammers used doll faces to secure in Covid pandemic aid in PPP fraud

‘There were billions of dollars of fraud in the PPP program and Womply played a large role in facilitating this fraud’

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