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Bangladesh joins celebration of '50 years of internet' - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh joins celebration of '50 years of internet'

DHAKA, May 21, 2024 (BSS) - Bangladesh has joined a two-day global virtual celebration of the 50 years of the

AI Resurrects Abraham Lincoln To Fight For Criminal Justice Reform - Vimarsana News

AI Resurrects Abraham Lincoln To Fight For Criminal Justice Reform

In an AI-generated speech released by nonprofit Worth Rises, the 16th U.S. president comes back to life to challenge a 13th Amendment clause that has repercussions today.

Source: forbes.com
Voice cloning tech to power 2024 political ads as disinformation concerns grow - Vimarsana News

Voice cloning tech to power 2024 political ads as disinformation concerns grow

Generative AI may make the 2024 US elections a ‘hot mess,’ but that isn't stopping AI startups from getting into the political game.

Pennsylvania Politician Using Talking AI Chatbot to Call Thousands of Voters - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Politician Using Talking AI Chatbot to Call Thousands of Voters

Political Dystopia Though this era of artificial intelligence is in its nascent stages, it already feels like we are living in a Philip K. Dick tech dystopia, from bots who pretend to love you to bots who are programmed to kill you. Now enter, Ashley, the first ever AI-powered chatbot that is meant for political phone […]

Source: yahoo.com
AI use in political campaigns raising red flags into 2024 election - Vimarsana News

AI use in political campaigns raising red flags into 2024 election

Westend61/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- The presidential election is a year away, and political experts and some presidential candidates are already raising red