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In its current form, AI is a precocious child with lots of brainpower but no judgement.  Depending on it for crucial tasks and issues is dangerous 

Five months after Google announced it was launching its own generative AI chatbot, the company has addressed the data privacy issues.

However, the expectations has to be trumped as the hype around past advances in AI has died down. For instance, in the healthcare sector, there were expectations that the software trained on a million x rays or blood samples can predict cancer cell growth and so on. With hindsight, these has been proved to be at best an assistant to a doctor.

Cedars-Sinai plans to adopt an AI chatbot from K Health to help patients find the right level of care.

AI is having a moment, and data vendors and software providers are seizing on it. Some are building models in-house, while others are looking to third parties

Turnitin thinks it can catch students who submit machine-generated prose. But for how long?

A man named Greg Mushen who did not like running, but was looking for a fitness plan, sought help from ChatGPT to devise a fitness plan for him. Three months later, not only did he become an avid runner, taking to the road six days a week, but also lost 11 kg weight. Greg now loves working out and says it has made him a fitter, and healthier person. , Health News, Times Now

Google expands its Bard AI-powered chatbot, to make it available in over 40 languages and 59 new countries and territories.

Generative AI has plenty of uses in finance, but banks must first overcome compliance headaches

A 6-year-old, a best-selling author, and others accuse Google of stealing “everything ever shared on the internet" after Gizmodo noted a privacy policy change.