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Amazon’s answer to ChatGPT seen as incomplete

Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud customers are clamoring to get their hands on the ChatGPT-style technology the company unveiled six weeks ago. But instead of being allowed to test it, many are being told to sit tight, prompting concerns the artificial intelligence tool isn’t fully baked.

Tribune News Service

Microsoft 365 gets ChatGPT magic — ask it for a 10-slide PowerPoint and other perks

Microsoft 365's productivity suite of apps are useful on their own, so imagine how much more helpful they'll get with the new built-in AI-powered chatbot?

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Sunak and AI leaders discuss ‘existential threats’ and disinformation fears

The Prime Minister sat down with the chief executives of ChatGPT firm OpenAI, Google Deepmind and Anthropic.

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Vending machines evolve with technology

Vending machines are evolving. Contact-less ones drew attention amid the spread of the coronavirus, and new types of vending machines using advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and information communications are appearing one after another. Ideas aimed at helping achieve the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and solve social…

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A word of caution about India and the AI wagon

When it comes to the use of artificial intelligence in India, India needs clean, organised, digitised, and well-governed public data to build algorithms and models that benefit the Indian people

The Hindu

Google Bard now includes images in its responses

Google Bard has begun showing images that accompany its English responses to prompts whenever necessary.

Android Central

The UK public sector is already using AI more than you realise – without oversight it's impossible to understand the risks

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) products like the text-generating tool ChatGPT has politicians, technology leaders, artists and researchers worried. Meanwhile, proponents argue that AI could improve lives in fields like healthcare, education and sustainable energy.

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Nvidia GeForce Driver Promises Doubled Stable Diffusion Performance

NVIDIA today announced the release of its GeForce Game Ready Drivers version 532.03, which promises up to 2x performance improvement in Machine Learning workloads.

Tom’s Hardware

We now know what Slipknot's Corey Taylor thinks of AI-generated music

It's safe to say, the Slipknot frontman isn't a fan of music made by artificial intelligence

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Woman reveals how to prepare for a job interview using AI

‘I have an interview tomorrow and will be doing this’

The Independent UK

Is Now the Time to Add Meta Platforms (META) to Your Portfolio?

Tech giant Meta Platforms (META) witnessed steady growth in its fiscal first quarter, and its dominance in the social media sphere remains unparalleled. Moreover, the stock is currently trading above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. So, is now the time to buy the stock? Read more to find out.

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AMD and Intel Battle for Windows 11 AI Acceleration Lead

AMD and Intel talk about how they will be best to accelerate AI on Windows 11, and highlight the AI processing hardware in their latest SoCs.

Tom’s Hardware

ChatGPT copycats flood app stores to cash in on AI craze

Some of the chatbot clones are charging users for spurious features, according to cybersecurity experts

Evening Standard

Half of people say 'dating' an AI chat bot should not be considered cheating

12% of people say they have tried it already, and claim it isn't wrong

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Nicole Scherzinger shows off her figure in see-through gown sending fans wild

The Cannes Film Festival has seen celebrities step out in a number of incredible outfits, and Nicole Scherzinger certainly rose to the occasion in a gorgeous blue gown

Windows Central

In aligning Bing Chat with ChatGPT for once Microsoft is ahead of the game

Microsoft hasn't always been good at getting ahead in new spaces, but in aligning Bing Chat and ChatGPT this time it might work.

Tom’s Guide

Spotify could employ AI-generated voices to read you personalized ads

Spotify could be developing an AI system to read out personalizaed commercials — as if ads weren't bad enough already.

Android Central

Microsoft Copilot is what Google Assistant on ChromeOS should have been

Announced at Build 2023, Microsoft Copilot could be a revolutionary change to the way that you use Windows 11 computers. But there's a world where Google could have already done something similar with ChromeOS.

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Listen to this fake Megadeth album written by an enthusiastic mega fan in under 24 hours

Bradley Hall wrote an entire fake Megadeth album called Megabeans in just one day as an ode to Rust In Peace, with songs including Master Of Muppets and Hangry Again

Birmingham Post

Meet Avery Ingram - the first AI employee for hire from Hull!

Tech firm February has welcomed the latest addition to its product portofilio by creating a personality

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Photoshop's new AI Generative Fill is already blowing minds

Adobe Firefly has artists fired up.

Evening Standard

Google’s AI chatbot Bard can now respond with images

The tech giant says this will ‘help you imagine more possibilities’, although its chatbot is still prone to mistakes

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Why I Ignore Social Media (Mostly): Advice for School Leaders

Don’t let social media lead you into its toxic swamps

Tom’s Guide

Windows Copilot adds ChatGPT-like assistant to Windows 11, but doesn't fix what’s wrong

Windows 11 is gaining a new AI-like chatbot, branded Windows Copilot, which can do everything ChatGPT does with your Windows files and settings. However, after a demo it feels more like a Band-Aid than a seismic shift.

Tribune News Service

Parmy Olson: Don't believe your lying eyes in the AI era

A fake photo of an explosion near the Pentagon went viral across Twitter on Monday, and stocks dipped. The incident confirmed what many have said for months: Misinformation is on course to be supercharged as new AI tools for concocting photos get easier to use.

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