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Another warning about the AI apocalypse? I don’t buy it

Yes, there are sobering risks, but also potential for huge advances. We need to agree some global rules of the game, says privacy and data protection professional Ivana Bartoletti

The Guardian - UK

MPs raise concerns about AI ‘explosion’ and call for UK to form global standards

Science Secretary Chloe Smith took Science and Technology questions in the Commons.

The Independent UK

Worst countries for media freedom revealed in new report

The new report shows that most of the best countries in the world for press freedom are Scandinavian

Evening Standard

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Hackers ‘promise AI, install malware’

 SAN FRANCISCO: Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has warned that hackers are using the promise of generative artificial intelligence like ChatGPT to trick people into installing malicious code on devices.

Bangkok Post

AMD Details Ryzen 7040U Mobile Processors

AMD has unveiled its Ryzen 7040U mobile processors, two of which will be the first with the company's XDNA AI architecture.

Tom’s Hardware

‘Pens down!’: Hollywood writers strike as late-night comedy shows go dark

Members of the Writers Guild of America picket major studios as they demand higher pay and rules for AI

The Guardian - US

AI race is disrupting education firms – and that is just the start

Companies’ shares plunge in London and New York after Chegg report that ChatGPT has hit revenues

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AI could affect jobs as much as the industrial revolution – Patrick Vallance

Sir Patrick told MPs that AI brings great opportunity but the Government needed to think about the wider impact on society.

The Independent UK

Fake Michael Schumacher interview branded "appalling" by former F1 rival

The editor of German magazine Die Aktuelle was sacked after claiming to have conducted an exclusive interview with seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher

Daily Mirror

Why Are Writers Striking? How AI Could Irrevocably Change Hollywood For the Worse

Hollywood writers are now striking after studios failed to agree on a fair contract. Chief among their concerns is the growth of artificial intelligence.

Inverse

ChatGPT now works on your iPhone without an internet connection

MLC LLM is another ChatGPT app that takes the whole AI and bundles it into an iOS app - but it's a 4GB download.

iMore

First Thing: media freedom in dire state in record number of countries

World Press Freedom Index report warns disinformation and AI pose mounting threats to journalism. Plus, the shocking history of British royal crowns

The Guardian - UK

4 Simple Steps to Design Collaborative & Interactive Online PD With and For Teachers

Leveraging online spaces to offer teachers useful and engaging professional development opportunities in which they can learn new tools, practice what they teach, and be part of the process

Tech&Learning

Sago Mini Friends and its colourful characters makes the perfect first app for your toddler

Sago Mini Friends, which has spawned a spin-off Apple TV + animated series, is an app to promote empathy, sharing, and creativity through pretend play.

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Bangkok Post

Thailand moves up press freedom table

Thailand has improved its standing in the World Press Freedom Index this year but still ranks 106th out of 180 countries surveyed.

The National (Scotland)

Assa Samake-Roman: I’m spooked by AI but see benefits that it can bring

AT first, a few months ago, we played with generative artificial intelligence, interviewed it and asked silly questions, and thought: “Isn’t it…

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Media freedom in dire state in record number of countries, report finds

World Press Freedom Index report warns disinformation and AI pose mounting threats to journalism

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Dyson announces plans for £100m Bristol tech hub where it will employ 'hundreds' of engineers

The company, known for its vacuum cleaners and fans, said the facility, at number one Georges Square in Redcliffe, would house “hundreds” of software and AI engineers working on a 10-year pipeline of products and apps

Birmingham Post

Dyson unveils £100m Bristol tech hub as part of global growth plans

The household appliances giant has said it is looking to establish a new base in the city which could be home to ‘hundreds’ of software and AI engineers

Tom’s Guide

The Godfather of AI is leaving Google with a stark warning about what's next

‘The Godfather of AI’ Dr. Geoffrey Hinton has left Google after nearly a decade. Here’s why he felt compelled to leave and why he's so concerned about AI.

Evening Standard

Amnesty removes AI-generated image of woman in Colombian protests

The human rights charity said it artificially edited photos to protect activists’ identities

Broadcasting & Cable

How AI Will Shape the Future of TV Advertising

Technology’s ability to make spots measurable will be a game-changer

Tom’s Guide

Samsung bans employees from using ChatGPT and Google Bard — here's why

Samsung has banned employees from using ChatGPT, Google Bard and other AI tools after multiple instances where employees accidentally leaked sensitive data. Here’s what we know.

Daily Mirror

Remains of high flying computer expert finally found 21 years after he vanished

Computer expert Russell Scozzi, from Swansea, was last seen in May, 2002, but now police have found his remains in secluded woodland with his family saying they can finally "grieve for him properly"

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