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Three ways AI can help tackle climate change, AI researcher at the center of Facebook misinfo scandal left the company, and how multi-modal image gener…
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AI for climate modeling, Deepfakes are here, Boston Dynamics in a fightOur latest from the Last Week in AI podcast, the 72nd episode with a summary and discussion of last week's big AI news!
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Reports of deepfakes used in phishing and biometric attacks, Pentagon's Project Maven finds new partners after Google, and concentrated AI development …
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Ongoing debates about how to classifying high-risk AI applications, U.S. federal court rules that AI can't be treated as inventors under current law, a…
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The new play 'AI', Cerebras' new AI training system that could train networks with >100 trillion parameters, studies show healthcare AI tools do not me…
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Tesla unveiled plans for a humanoid, 'Tesla bot,' Stanford researchers discuss opportunities and risks of large AI models, how misunderstandings of AI …
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OpenAI's new Codex can translate language prompts to code, AI is being applied to many problems in nuclear fusion R&D, and other news stores from last …
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A new generation of AI-powered robots is taking over warehouses, The slow collapse of Amazon's drone delivery dream, This New Way to Train AI Could Cur…
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Europe's proposed A.I. law could cost its economy $36 billion, think tank warns , China built the world's largest facial recognition system. Now, it's …
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Alphabet launches new robotics software company Intrinsic , Is GitHub Copilot a blessing, or a curse? , Something Bothering You? Tell It to Woebot, and…
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AI Generated Art Scene Explodes as Hackers Create Groundbreaking New Tools , US sanctions a Chinese facial recognition company, DeepMind's AI for prote…
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