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<strong>The long read</strong>: Artificial intelligence in its current form is based on the wholesale appropriation of existing culture, and the notion that it is actually intelligent could be actively dangerous

Facebook’s parent Meta enters the AI fight with a surprising one-two punch, companies are already replacing workers with ChatGPT and remote work paranoia. It’s Hashtag Trending for Monday, February 27th and I’m your host Jim Love, bringing you the top tech news stories for today. On Friday, Meta, the parent of social media giant

The chatbot has some guardrails in place to curb disinformation, but it’ll be a game of constant catch-up.

William Fry’s Barry Scannell talks to SIliconRepublic.com about legal trends expected for 2023 in relation to generative AI.

A few days back, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor took to Twitter to share a screenshot of a post by Nishanth Vijayan asking ChatGPT, a new Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot, to write a leave application as if it’s written by the Kerala MP. Even as Tharoor laughingly dismissed the bom

Should we all be worried, or is it just a fad? - Over the holidays were republishing some choice features from the last 1...

AI art generators have taken the Internet by storm. How do they work, and how do artists feel about this powerful new technology?

AI art generators have taken the Internet by storm. How do they work, and how do artists feel about this powerful new technology?

<p>We present a dataset of 5,85 billion CLIP-filtered image-text pairs, 14x bigger than LAION-400M, previously the biggest openly accessible image-text datas...

Art imitates life, that we all know. But what if art imitates your personal life, your personal likeness and does it so well that the line between what is real and surreal blurs?