The AI workforce: Coming soon to an office near you by Gary Grossman, Edelman | Venturebeat For now, public attitudes seem surprisingly positive towards AI — at least in relation to workplace applications. Several months ago, Microsoft released its work trend index, which surveyed 31,000 people in 31 countries. Nearly three-quarters
Meta confesses it's using what you post to train its AI by Kurt Knutsson | Fox News.com Watch the latest video at foxnews.com How would you feel if your social media posts were used to train a virtual assistant without your consent? That is exactly what is
The robots are coming, but older workers have less to fear than they might think by Torsten Bell | The Gaurdian We need to talk about economic change – how fast it’s happening and what it looks like when it does. Everyone says technology means economic change is accelerating, and that
Elby turns buildings into EV-charging cooperatives, with residents sharing revenues by Liesbeth den Toom | Trendwatching In August 2023, fully electric vehicles hit a record of over one-fifth of new car sales in Europe, in addition to 23.9% hybrid-electric vehicles. Unsurprisingly, charging infrastructure is struggling to keep up with that
Waitrose turns to AI to create recipes for successful food products by Zoe Wood | The Gaurdian Under fake pink cherry blossom, guests sipped House of Suntory cocktails and picked at plates of chicken karaage, prawn gyoza and cauliflower tempura from a kaitenzushi-style conveyor belt … This was the London launch of
Ethereum’s Holesky Testnet Fails To Launch, in Rare Tech Misstep for the Blockchain by Margaux Nijkerk | Coindesk Ethereum developers failed to get their new test network, Holesky, started on Friday, marring a technological milestone that was supposed to serve as a celebration of the first anniversary of last year’
Exclusive: ChatGPT traffic slips again for third month in a row By Anna Tong | Reuters Sept 7 (Reuters) - OpenAI's ChatGPT, the wildly popular artificial intelligence chatbot launched in November, saw monthly website visits decline for the third month in a row in August, though there are signs
Global Interest In Crypto At Near 5-Year Low by Dalmas Ngetich | The Bitcoinist The global Google search traffic for the organic term “cryptocurrency” is at the lowest point in five years, reflecting a shift in user sentiment. Even though prices of top crypto assets, including Bitcoin, are way above 2018
Teachers turn to artificial intelligence to manage workload by William Eltherington and Nicole Thompson, The Canadian Press | Sootoday.com Droves of teachers say AI keeps their workload manageable, especially as they chart the course for a new school year Jessica Reid has thought about quitting the career she'd
US District Court: No copyright registration for AI-generated works by Daniel Edelson, New York | YNetNews AI creators face a setback as a court dismisses Dr. Stephen Thaler's appeal; The U.S. Copyright Office's refusal to grant copyright to an AI model's image stands; '
Renowned physicist terms artificial intelligence chatbots a 'glorified tape recorder' by Web Desk | The International News Renowned theoretical physicist Michio Kaku has challenged apprehensions surrounding new AI technology, characterizing it as a "glorified tape recorder." In an enlightening interview, Kaku shared his perspective on the potential
Actors and writers aren’t the only ones worried about AI, new polling shows BY BRIAN CONTRERAS | The Los Angeles Times With Hollywood’s actors and writers currently striking in part over concerns about AI, what was once a movie premise now has come to define the film industry. But