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Gods In Machine? The Rise Of Artificial Intelligence May Result In New Religions - Vimarsana News

Gods In Machine? The Rise Of Artificial Intelligence May Result In New Religions

We are about to witness the birth of a new kind of religion. In the next few years, or perhaps even months, we will see the emergence of sects devoted to the worship of artificial intelligence (AI).

Source: ndtv.com
Kentucky senator whose Twitter account 'liked' obscene tweets says he was hacked | Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Kentucky senator whose Twitter account 'liked' obscene tweets says he was hacked | Kentucky

FRANKFORT — The sponsor of a bill mandating a complaint process for removing “obscene” materials from Kentucky’s public schools had, as recently as Monday morning, obscene images in his Twitter

Kentucky Republican Sponsors Anti-Nudity Bill But Has Porn 'Likes' in Twitter History - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Republican Sponsors Anti-Nudity Bill But Has Porn 'Likes' in Twitter History

Sen. Jason Howell says he was hacked.

Forging Connections Among Members of the African Diaspora - Vimarsana News

Forging Connections Among Members of the African Diaspora

Almaz Negash lives in California, but never forgot her native Eritrea. Now she heads a group that brings together dispersed Africans, philanthropists, entrepreneurs and business leaders.

Student Uses ChatGPT to Cheat in Ethics Course About Artificial Intelligence – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Student Uses ChatGPT to Cheat in Ethics Course About Artificial Intelligence – NBC Bay Area

The NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit surveyed the largest school districts and universities in Silicon Valley, home to nearly half a million students, to learn...