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Apple's MacBook Pro reviews are in — and everyone is saying the same thing

The first reviews of Apple's MacBook Pro are in, and M3 sounds pretty quick.

iMore

Is artificial intelligence a threat to journalism or will the technology destroy itself?

Hitching a struggling media industry to the wagon of AI won’t serve our interests in the long run

The Guardian - AU

Bot Mess: AI-Generated Clickbait Will Hasten the Demise of Search and Web Publishing

Publishers have been using AIs to write articles in hopes of ranking in Google, but these attempts are going to backfire.

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German tabloid Bild cuts 200 jobs and says some roles will be replaced by AI

Publisher Axel Springer announces reorganisation of regional business and outlines plans for digital future

The Guardian - UK

15-inch M2 MacBook Air reviews are out — 3 things people hate about it

Apple unveiled its long-rumored 15-inch M2 MacBook Air in early June, but it was this week that the press finally got to unleash their honest thoughts about the new laptop. Here are some common threads we noticed.

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MacBook Air 15-inch M2 review round-up - here's what reviewers think

The MacBook Air 15-inch reviews are in, and it's looking good for the bigger MacBook Air.

iMore

Some States Have Increased Registration Fees For EV Owners

Texas Governor Abbott recently signed a bill, which institutes a $400 fee on EVs when they’re first registered, along with a $200 renewal fee each year after.

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Brian Merchant: What it looks like when jobs disappear in the shadow of AI

What will it look like when AI comes for your job? How will it happen? Will it happen at all? These are the questions on so many minds in the age of OpenAI and Google's Bard, of the suddenly ubiquitous text and image generators such as ChatGPT and Midjourney.

Los Angeles Times

International Energy Agency Predicts 14 Million EV Sales In 2023

Sales of Teslas and other EVs are increasing rapidly across the globe, last year representing over 10 million units sold globally. A jump is expected this year.

InsideEVs

3 Chinese Stocks Taking a Hit Amidst Regulatory Crackdowns in China

The regulatory tightening in China, which started in late 2020, intensified in terms of duration and scope. The Chinese government issued antitrust and antimonopoly laws, putting significant pressure on stocks. Hence, investors could consider avoiding fundamentally weak Chinese stocks The9 Limited (NCTY), Recon (RCON), and ZW Data (CNET), which are…

StockNews.com

These 3 Chinese Stocks Are Underperforming in April

While it could be a good idea to invest in the Chinese economy that is rebounding after the economy’s self-imposed isolation, the stocks of Air China Limited (AIRYY), The9 Limited (NCTY), and ZW Data Action Technologies (CNET) have underperformed the broader market lately. Continue reading….

StockNews.com

Human refuses award for AI-created image

Boris Eldagsen spoke to Salon about using an AI-generated contest win to start a conversation about "promptography"

Salon

Mario might not be coming to iPhone anymore, but Miyamoto still loves Apple

Nintendo may think that its experiment in iPhone gaming is over, but Shigeru Miyamoto is knee-deep in the Apple ecosystem with multiple devices.

iMore

Jimmy Wales Wonders If AI Could Be Next Editor-In-Chief Of Wikipedia — He Has One Problem Though

It appears tech website CNET might not be the only platform experimenting with OpenAI's ChatGPT and its incredible writing skills

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Reason

Welcoming Our New Chatbot Overlords

After launching, ChatGPT hit 1 million sign-ups much faster than Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter did.

The Conversation

Generative AI like ChatGPT reveal deep-seated systemic issues beyond the tech industry

ChatGPT has cast long shadows over the media as the latest form of disruptive technology. For some, ChatGPT is a harbinger of the end of academic and scientific integrity, and a threat to white collar jobs and our democratic institutions.

The Independent UK

Airbnb says it may ban users who are ‘likely to travel’ with people who have already been banned

Company says bans are a ‘necessary safety precaution’

The Guardian - AU

German publisher Axel Springer says journalists could be replaced by AI

Owner of Politico urges focus on investigative journalism and original commentary, as company prepares for job cuts at German papers Die Welt and Bild

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Fortune

‘Out of hand’ flood of ChatGPT-like A.I.-generated content forces prominent science-fiction magazine to stop accepting submissions

More people are exploring creative avenues using generative A.I. tools like ChatGPT, but the ownership of such content is still a grey area.

The News Lens

A Dialogue With ChatGPT: How Can AI Chatbots Revolutionize Education in Taiwan

With access to hundreds of gigabytes of internet texts, ChatGPT can make a great teaching assistant.

Axios

Media braces for the robot era

First came social, then search, now AI.

Fortune

BuzzFeed just announced it's going to use A.I. to start creating content and the stock market loves it

Buzzfeed's announcement about using OpenAI's technology comes a day after Meta said it would pay the media company millions to create content for Facebook and Instagram.

Los Angeles Times

Michael Hiltzik: This artificial intelligence chatbot turns out to be a plagiarist — and an idiot

We've all been trained by decades of science fiction to think of artificial intelligence as a threat to our working futures. The idea is: If an AI robot can do a job as well as a human — cheaper and with less interpersonal unruliness — who needs the human?

Los Angeles Times

Robin Abcarian: I asked ChatGPT to write me a symphony, a letter to an ex and more

I mean, what was I expecting from a chatbot? A formula for world peace? Clues on how to mend a broken heart? A cheesy joke?

Salon

AI chatbots can write, but can't think

Chatbots like GPT-3 don’t actually know what words mean, despite creating a convenient illusion

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