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Inspired by the complex connections between the cells in human brains, which enable us to think. ai systems are rapidly improving, as they're trained on increasingly vast datasets, huge libraries of information which allow them to identify patterns and solve problems, and even learn from their own mistakes. it's got huge potential for good. for instance, in healthcare, spotting cancer and discovering new drugs. a couple of words to prompt it, and ai can create images, too. earlier this year, this image of the pope went viral when people thought it was real. it's not. and that's one of the bigg...

Between the cells in human brains, which enable us to think. ai systems are rapidly improving, as they're trained on increasingly vast datasets, huge libraries of information which allow them to identify patterns and solve problems, and even learn from their own mistakes. it's got huge potential for good. for instance, in healthcare, spotting cancer and discovering new drugs. a couple of words to prompt it, and a! can create images, too. earlier this year, this image of the pope went viral when people thought it was real. it's not. and that's one of the biggest risks of ai — its potential fo...

In recent months, social media companies such as Reddit and Twitter, news organizations including The New York Times and NBC News, authors such as Paul Tremblay and actress Sarah Silverman have all taken a position against AI sucking up their data without permission.

Of hearing beauty gadgets including a smart hand—held make up applicator helping people with limited hand mobility apply lipstick and other cosmetics. this week, the eu parliament, in strasbourg, passed new rules to regulate the industry, which could set the yardstick worldwide. its plan is to try and categorise applications of ai into levels of risk. at the low end are ai—enabled video games or spam filters. high—risk ai systems include those which evaluate credit scores and access to loans and housing. this is where the focus of strict controls will be. at the totally unacceptable end ...

There's a global race on to meaningfully regulate artificial intelligence. this week, the eu parliament, in strasbourg, passed new rules to regulate the industry, which could set the yardstick worldwide. its plan is to try and categorise applications of ai into levels of risk. at the low end are ai—enabled video games or spam filters. high—risk ai systems include those which evaluate credit scores and access to loans and housing. this is where the focus of strict controls will be. at the totally unacceptable end of the scale are uses like facial recognition systems in real time in public p...