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Google CEO admits he DOESN'T UNDERSTAND how his company's AI chatbot Bard works - Vimarsana News

Google CEO admits he DOESN'T UNDERSTAND how his company's AI chatbot Bard works

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has admitted that he does not understand how his company's artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Bard works. Bard is the search engine giant's version of [...]

Chinese communist government orders AI chatbots to 'reflect the core values of socialism,' like American AI will reflect far-left 'wokeness' - Vimarsana News

Chinese communist government orders AI chatbots to 'reflect the core values of socialism,' like American AI will reflect far-left 'wokeness'

The Chinese government has inadvertently spilled the beans on the American far left's plans for artificial intelligence-driven "chatbots" like ChatGPT. On Tuesday, the Cyberspace [...]

Researchers: AI decisions could cause "nuclear-level" CATASTROPHE - Vimarsana News

Researchers: AI decisions could cause "nuclear-level" CATASTROPHE

A survey by Stanford University conducted among natural language processing (NLP) researchers found that artificial intelligence (AI) could make catastrophic decisions. The survey by [...]

Utah governor signs bill to launch pilot program for blockchain-based digital ID system - Vimarsana News

Utah governor signs bill to launch pilot program for blockchain-based digital ID system

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has signed a bill launching a pilot program for the creation of a blockchain-based digital ID system. Cox, a Republican, signed House Bill 470, a law that requires [...]

For higher ed, a wide variety of outcomes - Vimarsana News

For higher ed, a wide variety of outcomes

In the waning days of the 2023 Idaho legislative session, colleges and universities received $72.9 million for building projects.

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