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Blind researcher develops AI-navigating suitcase for visually impaired travelers

A blind researcher is developing a suitcase that uses artificial intelligence to help visually impaired people navigate to destinations safely.

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Is the US government ready for the rise of artificial intelligence?

AI could benefit society, but it could also become a monster. To guide the way, we need leadership and understanding

The Guardian - US

Digital Dispute Settlement Provides Appropriate Environment for Saudi Private Sector

International experts have warned of the biases of artificial intelligence rulings in the judicial system, stressing the importance of providing modern technologies with correct data and updated information, to ensure fair and equitable decisions for all parties. In a session on data analysis within the International Judicial Conference on Monday,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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China tech firms need to raise their game on security concerns posed by ChatGPT-like services, experts say

As global tech firms scramble to offer rival products to ChatGPT, the much-talked-about chatbot launched by San Francisco-based tech start-up OpenAI, Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) and security experts are warning that the unchecked growth of such services raises cybersecurity concerns.

Bangkok Post

Artificial intelligence targets Indigenous vision loss

Researchers hope the continued advancement of artificial intelligence can be used to improve the detection of vision problems in Indigenous people.

AAP

A Winnetka man spent decades trying to prove he owned a Renaissance masterpiece. Has AI finally solved the puzzle?

Tony Ayers died last year, but his friends now say they have proof the artwork is a rare gem worth tens of millions of dollars — thanks to artificial intelligence.

Chicago Sun-Times

Saudi Arabia Seeks Developing Judicial Sector with AI

In a first, the Saudi government granted three foreign law firms licenses to operate in the Kingdom as it seeks developing the justice sector and anticipates the future of technologies and artificial intelligence in the courts. This followed Saudi Arabia bringing together several ministers, officials, experts, jurists, and international specialists…

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Artificial Intelligence pioneered in Newcastle could see hundreds more organ transplants take place

Technology that's a bit like facial recognition is being used to consider if an organ like a liver or kidney is appropriate for transplant.

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AI could take your job, but it can also help you score a new one with these simple tips

It was once thought physical labour jobs would be the most at risk from the rise of artificial intelligence. But recent advances suggest we can expect disruption across a vast range of sectors, including knowledge-based industries.

The Conversation

Taking AI to the next level

Local businesses are looking to generative artificial intelligence (AI), such as ChatGPT, mulling how to apply this technology to bolster their performance.

Bangkok Post

China wary of AI chatbots

BEIJING -- The Chinese government is increasingly wary of interactive artificial intelligence services that are becoming ever more sophisticated, cracking down on what it sees as a potential threat to official doctrine on sensitive issues.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

AI apps such as ChatGPT could play a role in Whitehall, says science secretary

Michelle Donelan says artificial intelligence represents a ‘massive opportunity’ for the civil service and beyond

The Guardian - UK

LSU star gymnast’s TikTok ad for AI homework tool prompts ‘academic misconduct’ warning

Olivia Dunne’s post promoting artificial intelligence for essay writing led to a warning from LSU that using the tools could amount to academic misconduct.

The Independent UK

Chatbot creates university essay 'that would pass' in two minutes as cheating epidemic exposed

The Daily Record has told of huge rises in cheating at Scottish universities, with essay mills and Artificial Intelligence making it easy for cheats. Today we see for ourselves how easy it is for students to take the easy route to degrees

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AI 'is no more of an inventor than your cat'

If an artificial intelligence (AI) machine can be named as an inventor for a patent, pet cats could be next, lawyers said at the United Kingdom's top court, arguing only humans can be inventors in law.

Foreign Policy

What the ChatGPT Moment Means for U.S.-China Tech Competition

The rise of American-made chatbots has kicked off a flurry of Chinese activity.

The Times of India

'ChatGPT will not impact human jobs': What Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy said on AI platforms

NEW DELHI: Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy said generative artificial intelligence (AI) platforms like ChatGPT will not impact human jobs, reminding that such concerns were expressed with the emergence of "programme generator" in 1977-78.

Evening Standard

Romania’s prime minister is using an AI adviser to tell him what people think

The AI will use social-media data and artificial intelligence to “capture opinions in society”.

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2 Software Stocks with Major Growth Potential in 2023

As the software industry continues to evolve amid disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), the industry is expected to thrive. So, quality software stocks Salesforce (CRM) and PDF Solutions (PDFS), which look poised for steady returns this year, could be worth buying. Read on.

Fortune

Elon Musk says A.I. is ‘quite dangerous technology,’ but Bill Gates says ‘there’s no threat’

Elon Musk thinks artificial intelligence is “potentially more dangerous than nukes.” Bill Gates isn’t too worried.

The Conversation

AI could make more work for us, instead of simplifying our lives

There’s a common perception that artificial intelligence (AI) will help streamline our work. There are even fears that it could wipe out the need for some jobs altogether.

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6 Real-World Applications of Artificial Intelligence

Today, the use of artificial intelligence has spread to all walks of life. It is changing trends across several sectors of the world because of its potential to handle complex issues efficiently. Thus, the global artificial intelligence market size ...

Fortune

Artificial intelligence like ChatGPT is on the brink of an 'iPhone moment' thanks to 'warp-speed' development, Bank of America says

The rapid development and mass adoption of tools like ChatGPT could create an "iPhone moment" for A.I.

Tribune News Service

Forget chatbots, this is how Corporate America is really using AI

Ever since OpenAI’s ChatGPT lit up the internet in November, companies can't stop talking about artificial intelligence. Take this earnings season so far: References to AI and related terms during calls with investors are already up 77% from a year earlier.

Fortune

Brewers are using ChatGPT and other A.I. to develop new beer recipes

A growing number of brewers have new offerings on the way, courtesy of chatbots.

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