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AI detection tools risk losing the generative AI arms race

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This ‘electronic tattoo’ can tell when you’re stressed out

Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a temporary “e-tattoo” for the palm that can track excitement and stress using the skin’s electrical conductivity. The e-tattoo could be a reliable way for people with conditions such as anxiety or depression to track their emotions.

Tribune News Service

Digital literacy: Can the republic 'survive an algorithm?'

Much of the debate about combating online misinformation and extremism revolves around government regulations and changes made by social media platforms

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Sector enters the next phase

Thailand's e-commerce landscape is entering the next stage where major e-marketplace players are introducing innovative features to woo customers instead of focusing on price wars, while social commerce is strengthening in a bid to capture buyers.

Bangkok Post

The ChatGPT grift

Silicon Valley is agog over the capabilities of ChatGPT. They shouldn't be

Salon

‘I learned to love the bot’: meet the chatbots that want to be your best friend

Thousands of people enjoy relationships of all kinds – companionship, romantic, mental health support – with chatbot apps. Are they helpful, or potentially dangerous?

The Guardian - UK

AI makes plagiarism harder to detect, argue academics – in paper written by chatbot

Lecturers say programs capable of writing competent student coursework threaten academic integrity

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‘ChatGPT said I did not exist’: how artists and writers are fighting back against AI

From lawsuits to IT hacks, the creative industries are deploying a range of tactics to protect their jobs and original work from automation

The Guardian - UK

Tyler Cowen: AI is about to transform childhood. Are we ready?

With the introduction of GPT-4 and Claude, AI has taken another big step forward. GPT-4 is human-level or better at many hard tasks, a huge improvement over GPT-3.5, which was released only a few months ago. Yet amid the debate over these advances, there has been very little discussion of…

Tribune News Service

GM Considering Adding AI Voice Assistant To Vehicles Via Ultifi

The Ultifi software platform is scheduled to roll out to next-generation GM vehicles this year.

Motor1

Pornhub 'extremely good' at harvesting users' information, Netflix documentary warns

The revealing programme explained that PornHub owners MindGeek gathers data like Facebook

Wales Online

AI is about to transform childhood. Are we ready?

Bangkok Post

LinkedIn’s AI writing assistant can help write your profile

Could AI help you secure the perfect job, by writing your CV and cover letters?

Evening Standard

Apple could make Siri smarter and funnier with a ChatGPT-style AI update

Word is the digital assistant will get natural language-generation skills across a swathe of Apple products.

Evening Standard

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‘We are a little bit scared’: OpenAI CEO warns of risks of artificial intelligence

Sam Altman stresses need to guard against negative consequences of technology, as company releases new version GPT-4

Axios

Illustration competitions grapple with generative AI

AI's unique legal and ethical considerations have prompted some organizations to take a definitive public stance.

The Guardian - UK

GPT-4 has brought a storm of hype and fright – is it marketing froth, or is this a revolution?

I have seen enough to know that it’s going to alter our lives. Just think what AI tools could do when used by creative people in fashion or architecture, says LSE’s Charlie Beckett

Axios

Meta's metaverse is on the back burner

The company formerly known as Facebook is talking more about AI than the metaverse these days.

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Daily Mirror

AI bot making 'as much money as possible' is now hiring staff in bid to earn £80,000

Twitter user Jackson Fall might have just found himself a new business after asking an artificial intelligence bot to launch an online business, as soon their website was valued at over £15,000

Evening Standard

OPINION - The AI revolution is coming and this is how Britain can ride the wave

Artificial Intelligence — two words bandied about so frequently this past decade that they began to lose all resonance. It took the launch of ChatGPT to take AI from the niche into the mainstream. As millions played with OpenAI’s creation, the jaw- dropping capabilities of machine learning became clear; how…

The Guardian - UK

Marjorie Prime review – gently uncanny sci-fi shows us how to love an AI

Menier Chocolate Factory, LondonAnne Reid shines in this delicately written drama about a woman with dementia living with a robot re-creation of her late husband as a young man

Edinburgh Live

Man asks AI robot to 'make as much money as possible' and it goes very well

Social media user Jackson Fall might have just landed the deal of the year, after asking an artificial intelligence bot to launch an online business, after their website was valued at over over £15,000.

Daily Record

Man tells AI bot to make 'as much money as possible' and it works out well

The Twitter user gave the GPT-4 bot a budget of £82 and an online business to run.

Daily Mirror

Artificial Intelligence bot pretends to be blind person to beat CAPTCHA test

Artificial Intelligence bot GPT-4 has managed to beat a CAPTCHA test, which are designed to detect if a user is human, by pretending to be a blind person and asking for help

The Independent UK

Public more concerned than reassured after Budget, poll suggests

Individual policies have proved popular, but the Budget has made little difference to overall views of the Government’s handling of the economy.

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