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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt told the Australian Financial Review in an exclusive interview that a proposed six-month moratorium on research into artificial intelligence technology would benefit China's standings in the global technology race. He advocates industry consensus

Former Google head Eric Schmidt opposes a six-month pause of artificial intelligence (AI) experiments. While the concerns about AI are legitimate — and may…

Former Google CEO urges companies to ensure their AI technology do more good than harm, production of Apple’s M2 chips reportedly halted after decline in Mac sales and IBM’s Model F keyboards are back. These stories and more on Hashtag Trending for Thursday-April 6th. I’m your host James Roy – here’s today’s top tech

Former Google vice president and GM Phil Harrison has left the company. While the information hasn't been confirmed dir…

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said the tech industry will face a "reckoning" over artificial intelligence, comparing the potential dangers of the technology to the risks associated with social media when the platforms were first rolled out years ago. "What happened with social media is we, including myself, just offered social media because we had

A self-described "futurist" and former engineer at tech giant Google has predicted that humans will achieve immortality by the year 2030. Ray Kurzweil, author of the book "The [...]

SYDNEY (Reuters) - The U.S. technological edge is eroding, an Australian intelligence chief said on Tuesday, as a Sydney conference was told the AUKUS alliance of Australia, Britain and the United States must collaborate on quantum and hypersonic technology to compete with China. | 10:31pm

A 22-year-old student has instructed OpenAI's ChatGPT to create the 'perfect letter' to get her parking letter issued by the police overturned.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said AI has the capabilities to improve the world but warned that, like social media, it comes with serious risks that should be taken into account.

OpenAI's highly popular AI-powered chatbot called ChatGPT has been banned by a data protection authority because it is not safe for children.