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Michael Hiltzik: This artificial intelligence chatbot turns out to be a plagiarist — and an idiot

We've all been trained by decades of science fiction to think of artificial intelligence as a threat to our working futures. The idea is: If an AI robot can do a job as well as a human — cheaper and with less interpersonal unruliness — who needs the human?

Los Angeles Times

Tech & Science Daily podcast: Londoners fight Met Police facial recognition

A London borough where police deploy controversial live facial recognition is protesting to the Metropolitan Police to ban its public use.

Evening Standard

Paris 2024 Olympic security bill could enable use of surveillance using artificial intelligence

The NGO Amnesty International France and some left-wing politicians have expressed concern over the Olympic security bill being debated in the French Senate this week. The text would legalise the use of surveillance based on artificial intelligence systems for the first time, measures that could reach beyond the scope of…

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Going faster takes less effort with smart shoes from Carnegie Mellon spinout

Walking faster with less effort is the idea behind a hot new consumer product that looks like skates and is being developed in the city's East End.

Tribune News Service

30 years later, a major Star Trek villain is making an unexpected comeback

The true arch-nemesis of Jean-Luc Picard comes straight from Sherlock Holmes. Here's how a classic 'TNG' episode set-up 'Picard' Season 3 decades ago.

Inverse

Canberra principal recognised for dedication to independent schools

Fiona Godfrey keeps an eye on the future as a senior educator in Canberra.

The Canberra Times

‘The job is not human’: UK retail warehouse staff describe gruelling work

As Amazon workers strike for first time, TUC says rapid home delivery relies on labour that is monitored, repetitive and demanding

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Commentary: Students bore the brunt of COVID and are feeling its effects on their education

As COVID-19 changed our landscape, K-12 students saw their world shrink to the confines of their computers. Because so many districts in Illinois were unprepared for remote learning, students’ grades in the last quarter of the 2020 school year could not have a negative impact on their second semester grade…

Chicago Tribune

Erika Ettin: Talk the talk and walk the walk

I’ve always loved math. I still do. (And can’t forget spreadsheets!)

Tribune News Service

Incredible girl, 8, is carer for her two disabled siblings - and wants to help others

Ivy had won Sense's Young Sibling of the Year award for her advocating for carers' support and next planned to campaign for the government to tackle the issues facing the NHS

Daily Mirror

Dating app background and ID checks being considered in bid to fight abuse

National roundtable mulls safety strategies as communications minister says ‘no one law is going to fix this issue’

The Guardian - AU

ChatGPT to force university education to evolve

The world seems entranced by artificial intelligence. The recent controversy over ChatGPT and other apps such as Bearly.ai has prompted some academics to rethink teaching and testing. It is time to confront the question of whether our way of life will be at risk in future because of AI.

Bangkok Post

Online dating platforms warned they will be hit with mandatory codes if they don't clean up their apps

A national roundtable on online dating has secured commitments to improve safety on dating apps, with a warning that platforms will be hit with mandatory codes if they fail to meet expectations.

ABC News

Doomsday Clock AI predicts what looming apocalypse would look like

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists unveiled the Doomsday Clock in 1947 as a means to represent the imminent threat of man-made global catastrophe, which is currently set at 90 seconds to midnight

Daily Mirror

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The Times of India

Optical illusion: Only 5 percent people can spot the Tiger hiding among dogs

Optical illusions have a beneficial effect on one's cognitive ability. You'll get more clever and intelligent after completing these riddles. You can solve this amusing optical illusion right here. View the picture below and tell if you can find the tiger or not?

ABC News

Australian of the Year nominees strive to make country more compassionate, sustainable

Their passions and work vary greatly from performing on stage, improving healthcare, standing up for people's rights to teaching children to love their own bodies.

ABC News

How ChatGPT and other new AI tools are being used by lawyers, architects and coders

While schools are banning ChatGPT, Australian workplaces are already deploying it and other new artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Here's how they're using them.

ABC News

Can teachers spot a ChatGPT fake? Tasmania's education department says yes

Teachers already have their hands full screening student works for plagiarism and fakery – with AI-generated text getting more human-like by the day, one jurisdiction has banned access to the technology for kids, but says education staff will be able to spot it anyway.

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2 Fast Food Stocks to Add to Your Watchlist in 2023

Amid the Fed’s hawkish stance and recessionary concerns, fast food stocks might be smart investments due to their steady demand, irrespective of the economic cycle. Thus, it could be wise for investors to add fundamentally strong fast food stocks McDonald's (MCD) and Restaurant Brands International (QSR) to their watchlist. Keep…

The Guardian - UK

Mysie Sutherland obituary

Other lives: Physiotherapist who was a proponent of conductive education for people with cerebral palsy

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3 Hot Software Stocks to Buy for 2023

The signs of cooling inflation are likely to prompt the Fed to slow the pace of rate hikes this year, which should boost the software sector. Hence, hot software stocks GoDaddy (GDDY), F5 (FFIV), and Yext (YEXT) might be solid buys for 2023. Keep reading.

The Independent UK

Learning to lie: AI tools adept at creating disinformation

The Guardian - UK

The Wandering Earth II review – blockbuster Chinese sci-fi prequel veers off course

Frant Gwo’s follow-up to his 2019 mega-hit favours special effects and set pieces over performances, as the human race battles for survival

Daily Mirror

ReMarkable 2 Review: A no-frills device for productivity and creativity with no distractions

The ReMarkable 2 is a functional tablet designed exclusively for handwriting and sketching, helping you to unplug from the digital distractions of the modern age.

The Independent UK

What is the doomsday clock?

Time shows how near to annihilation we are – from nuclear weapons, climate change, and other threats

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