In a scenario reminiscent of a sci-fi plot, leading AI language models, including GPT-3.5 and Llama 2, were cast as rulers in a digital game of global dominion, armed with the full military might, including nuclear arsenals.
Read MoreIn an era where screens often replace the human touch, immersive learning can be the antidote to the sensory vacuum in digital education, transcending the flat landscapes of traditional e-learning.
Read MoreAdam Selipsky, CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS), casts a critical eye on the generative AI craze, likening the current fervor to the dotcom bubble's over-enthusiasm. While acknowledging generative AI's transformative potential, Selipsky cautions against the excessive hype surr...
Read MoreOpenAI is setting the stage for a new era in artificial intelligence with its latest venture into agent software, designed to automate intricate tasks by commandeering users' devices.
Read MoreThis week's Synthetic Minds navigates the intersection of AI with daily life and industry, covering KLM's AI to reduce food waste, sexual assault in VR, AI-enabled financial scams, John Deere's high-tech farming with Starlink, and the workforce revolution through humanoids integrated with LLMs.
Read MoreIn 2024, a new species emerges as humanoid robots integrated with multimodal AI like GPT Vision enter the workforce, disrupting retail, manufacturing and caregiving.
Read MoreIn China, an award-winning AI scientist has pushed the boundaries of technology and imagination by creating "Little Girl," or Tong Tong, the world's first AI child capable of autonomous learning and showing human-like emotions.
Read MoreBy 2026, the specter of AI deepfakes looms large, threatening to undermine the trust of 30% of organizations in facial biometric authentication, as forecasted by Gartner analysts.
Read MoreBoston Dynamics' Atlas robot, previously celebrated for its bipedal acrobatics, has now ventured into the realm of inventory work, showcasing its newfound finesse in handling a 30-lb car strut.
Read MoreGoogle's recent severance of an $83 million contract with Appen, a firm that supplied search raters to assess Google Search's quality, illuminates the volatile nature of outsourced tech labor, especially as AI improves.
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