Companies from around the world lead the charge against "deepfakes"
AI-generated deepfakes, initially seen as an entertaining novelty, are starting to raise concerns about their potential misues.
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Hashtag Trending Dec.5- AI making laws; Fusion power closer to reality; The biggest companies that fell victim to cyberattacks in 2023
AI is now making laws, fusion power gets closer to reality and you’ll never guess what the word of the year is. These and more top tech stories on Hashtag Trending I’m your host Jim Love, CIO of IT World Canada and Tech News Day in the US. We covered the story about the
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Hashtag Trending Nov.14-Intel ignores security vulnerability, faces class action lawsuit; Microsoft devises new way to improve LLM's reasoning; HPE, Nvidia offer building blocks to a supercomputer
Intel gets slapped with a class action lawsuit for overlooking a security vulnerability in its processors, Microsoft tries harder to improve AI’s reasoning capabilities, New York based healthcare company faces ransomware attack, and HPE and Nvidia offer the building blocks of a supercomputer to customers. These and more top tech stories on Hashtag Trending
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Hashtag Trending Nov.8-ChatGPT almost fully up to date; 12 cents to get data on a U.S. soldier; Is social media dead?
More from OpenAI’s blockbuster announcements yesterday – how can you pack that much into 45 minutes? How much does it cost to get data on a U.S. soldier? 12 cents. A global survey shows that people are overwhelmingly worried about misinformation. Is social media dead and could it be true – has the original
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Hashtag Trending Oct.31-White House issues orders to regulate AI; Can open source help combat the monopolization of AI by giants? A new version of the Linux core is out
The U.S. President issues executive orders to regulate AI, while some are asking if Open source can keep AI from being dominated by a few giants. Remote work isn’t going away without a fight. Linus Torvald says he’s “run out of excuses” and releases a new version of the Linux core. These and more
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