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Watching from the cot: are smart toys and baby products worth it for parents?

More and more smart baby monitors and AI-powered toys are entering the Australian market, but these expensive products can have a significant privacy cost

The Guardian - AU

The White House's 'AI Bill of Rights' outlines five principles to make artificial intelligence safer, more transparent and less discriminatory

Despite the important and ever-increasing role of artificial intelligence in many parts of modern society, there is very little policy or regulation governing the development and use of AI systems in the U.S. Tech companies have largely been left to regulate themselves in this arena, potentially leading to decisions and…

The Conversation

Vin Diesel fans perplexed over viral ‘scientific’ portrait of ‘first man’

‘So all humans come from Vin Diesel?’

The Independent UK

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How shoring up drones with artificial intelligence helps surf lifesavers spot sharks at the beach

Australian surf lifesavers are increasingly using drones to spot sharks at the beach before they get too close to swimmers. But just how reliable are they?

The Conversation

AI art raises questions about copyright

Want to have an impressionist painting of Thai temples in the style of Claude Monet, but you cannot afford to commission an artist? Let artificial intelligence (AI) do the work for you.

Bangkok Post

Deepfakes could get super advanced (and weird) thanks to these breakthroughs

New models from Google and Meta can turn text into detailed videos with the help of AI, raising questions of more advanced and possibly dangerous future deepfakes.

Inverse

Legendary Eagles songwriter Jack Tempchin uses artificial intelligence to spice up Halloween

Time doesn't stand still for Jack Tempchin.

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The danger of advanced artificial intelligence controlling its own feedback

How would an artificial intelligence (AI) decide what to do? One common approach in AI research is called “reinforcement learning”.

The Conversation

SDAIA, LinkedIn Sign MoU to Study Data and AI Market in Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) and LinkedIn signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate in research and studies related to the Saudi labor market in the field of data and artificial intelligence. The MoU aims to enrich knowledge and launch awareness initiatives to build a digital professional…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Killer robots: The ‘simple’ technologies that pose a huge threat

Killer robots are here. AI expert Professor Toby Walsh says nations need to safeguard the future and bring in regulations.

The New Daily

How AI could help translate extreme weather alerts

Language barriers have led to missed evacuations, injuries and loss of life for non-English speakers.

Axios

'New Tales From the Borderlands’ review: It fails to live up to its predecessor in every way

'New Tales From the Borderlands' is a lackluster attempt at a sequel that lacks a strong direction and severely suffers from questionable writing.

Inverse

"Voice biomarker" tech analyzes your voice for signs of depression

New AI systems can tell if you "sound" mentally or physically unwell.

Axios

Tempus Logix Takes The Guesswork Out Of Car Shipping

A super-advanced AI-powered car shipping calculator will make your next job a breeze.

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The Conversation

'Killer robots' will be nothing like the movies show – here's where the real threats lie

You might suppose Hollywood is good at predicting the future. Indeed, Robert Wallace, head of the CIA’s Office of Technical Service and the US equivalent of MI6’s fictional Q, has recounted how Russian spies would watch the latest Bond movie to see what technologies might be coming their way.

The Guardian - UK

Dune subreddit group bans AI-generated art for being ‘low effort’

Moderators of community devoted to sci-fi films and novels say they want to prioritise ‘human-made’ art

Inverse

A pioneer of AI reveals what the tech is really capable of: “It’s not sentient”

If we want to reach true artificial intelligence, we'll need to combine both modern and traditional methods. And we're currently quite far from that goal.

Edinburgh Live

Police warn of new device that detects if you are using your phone at the wheel

If an offence has been correctly identified, the driver will either be sent a warning letter or a notice of intended prosecution, depending on the severity of the situation.

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The Canberra Times

Tech trend creates surge in emerging sciences

Information technology was among the fields of education that recorded strongest growth in applications in 2021.

Daily Mirror

'Delicious' chocolate bar developed by robots using artificial intelligence

Its makers predict their treat, containing milk chocolate, cookie crumbs and nuts, will please just about everybody in the galaxy. Their prototype contains 30% less sugar than conventional chocolate

The Guardian - UK

Ai-Da the robot sums up the flawed logic of Lords debate on AI

Experts say it is the roboticists we need to hear from – and the people and jobs AI is already affecting

Tech&Learning

Best Free Fact-Checking Sites for Students and Teachers

Fact-checking sites for students to research reports, papers, and more

Axios

Retailers try out new artificial intelligence in supermarkets and convenience stores

Tomorrow's stores will have cameras everywhere — but no cashiers.

ABC News

Behind 'miracle' AI is an army of 'ghost workers' — and they're speaking out about Appen

Australian company Appen claims to have a network of more than 1 million global workers who label the data that AI systems are trained on. But some of these people are speaking out about low pay, late payments and ill treatment.

Daily Record

Artificial Intelligence shows how Kim Kardashian and family look with no cosmetic work

Altered images of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters using artificial intelligence shows how the reality stars could look if they didn't have any cosmetic work.

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