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Reflections on Artificial Intelligence, as friend or foe

There is a need for mechanisms of checks and balances before there is large-scale deployment of Artificial Intelligence systems

The Hindu

Snap puts 10 billion AI chatbot messages to use refining its ad business

Snap Inc., the maker of the Snapchat app, is testing ways that its popular new artificial intelligence chatbot can boost the company’s advertising business.

Tribune News Service

Is the Surge in AI Stocks Similar to Dot-Com Frenzy?

The surge in stocks related to artificial intelligence (AI) has many investors concerned that the rally is similar to the dot-com technology stock bubble in the 1990s. Although most AI stocks are far from the stretched valuations of dot-com stocks in the 1990s that pushed the Nasdaq 100 Stock Index...

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Macron promises to boost investment in French artificial intelligence

At the VivaTech trade show in Paris, President Emmanuel Macron promised an extra €500 million of investment to help make France a world leader in artificial intelligence.

Radio France Internationale

Jim Cramer Compares AI To Hitler, Says ‘The Machines’ Pose Biggest Threat To Democracy In Ages

Artificial intelligence can be used as a tool for a lot of things, including generating believable lies

Zenger

Almost half of CEOs fear A.I. could destroy humanity five to ten years from now—but A.I. ‘Godfather’ says an existential threat is ‘preposterously ridiculous’

A.I.’s three ‘godfathers’ appear to be divided on the technology’s potential.

Fortune

EU lawmakers lay groundwork for historic regulation of risky AI

The European Parliament on Wednesday took an important step toward passing unprecedented restrictions on how companies use artificial intelligence.

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AI will leave 800,000 Hongkongers out of work

About a quarter of Hong Kong's workforce will find themselves unemployed or having to change career in the next five years as artificial intelligence (AI) takes over their jobs, according to a study by recruitment firm Venturenix.

Bangkok Post

Macron wants to boost AI, calls for 'smart' rules that don't impede tech growth

French President Emmanuel Macron called Wednesday for boosting the development of artificial intelligence in Europe while putting in place “smart” regulations that don’t impede tech companies' growth.

France 24

A.I. Needs Section 230 To Flourish

A new bill from Sens. Josh Hawley and Richard Blumenthal would stifle the promise of artificial intelligence.

Reason

France's Macron wants to boost AI, calls for rules that don't impede tech growth

French President Emmanuel Macron is calling for boosting the development of artificial intelligence in Europe

The Independent UK

Plan for SNP debate on artificial intelligence as Europe passes draft law

PLANS for the SNP to discuss stricter regulation of AI are being brought forward, with concerns the UK is "lagging behind" Europe...

The National (Scotland)

‘I Made Them Up’: Google’s AI Tool Admits To Falsifying Information, Apologizes To Reporter

In the realm of technological advances, the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape has seen colossal strides

Zenger

Threat or opportunity? Hollywood grapples with future of artificial intelligence

With the Hollywood screenwriters' strike now in its sixth week, unions are demanding guarantees that artificial intelligence will not be used to create new content. Could AI eventually replace writers and directors or even actors and singers? How effective and how credible are current AI tools? Are they truly a…

France 24

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The Independent UK

Greater understanding of ‘real risks’ and benefits AI brings is needed – Keegan

The Education Secretary has called on technology and education leaders to come forward with ideas on how AI can be used in a ‘safe and secure way’.

The Independent UK

How Europe is leading the world in the push to regulate AI

Authorities worldwide are racing to rein in artificial intelligence, including in the European Union, where groundbreaking legislation is set to pass a key hurdle

The Independent UK

More work needed to understand ‘risks’ that AI could pose – Education Secretary

Gillian Keegan will call for evidence to ensure artificial intelligence is used in a ‘safe and secure way’ in education.

Zenger

Music World Gets Startup Nation Upgrade, Using AI Of Course

Israeli music startup incorporates cutting-edge technologies to enrich their creations and expand creativity.

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Fortune

13 top A.I. innovators shaping how the tech will impact our lives

Behind the booming market for A.I. is a motley cast of computer scientists, ethicists, and technologists whose work will determine the way the technology impacts society.

Tribune News Service

Congress ponders whether AI should have the power of the patent

Lawmakers are beginning to consider ways in which artificial intelligence systems are involved in inventive processes like discovery of new drugs, and how the use of such technologies affects what is, and is not, patentable.

Barchart

Should Investors Bet on Accenture’s $3 Billion AI Gamble?

Consulting firm Accenture is spending $3 billion over the next three years integrating artificial intelligence into its business. It’s a gamble that’s likely to pay off for its shareholders.

Tribune News Service

Paul McCartney says artificial intelligence made upcoming ‘last Beatles record’ possible

A new Beatles song is coming together with a little help from AI, according to Paul McCartney.

The Hindu

Teething troubles mark first week of AI-camera operations

The new artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled traffic violation detection system launched by the government to curb traffic rule violations and accidents has been plagued by teething troubles in the first week since its formal launch on June 5.

France 24

China, AI and a say on world order: Why the US wants back in UNESCO

After five long years, it just couldn’t afford to be absent any longer: On Monday, the United States formally asked to rejoin the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The US claims it needs a place back at the table, where China has had plenty of time to…

The New Daily

Paul McCartney says ‘last Beatles record’ created using AI

Paul McCartney says artificial intelligence has been used to create "the last Beatles record", which is set to be released later this year.

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