OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 large language models, recent AIs that run on the company’s Chat-GPT platform, are “impressively consistent” in their ability to reason, according to a study by researchers in Australia and Canada.
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U.S. AIR FORCE RECRUITS AI TO POWER MINI-DRONES
The U.S. space program in the last half of the 20th century gave us advances ranging from artificial limbs to Tang orange drink mix.
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SCRAPS BAN ON EXPORTING AI CHIPS
The Trump administration has abolished a rule, slated to take effect 15 May, that banned exporting AI chips.
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AI USES SMALL FLUID SAMPLE TO DIAGNOSE ARTHRITIS IN MINUTES
Researchers at South Korea’s Institute of Materials Science have created an AI that can diagnose both rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthritis (OA) in a few minutes by analyzing a small sample of fluid taken from a joint to be diagnosed.
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OPENAI SUSPENDS RESTRUCTURING, LEAVES NONPROFIT PARENT IN CONTROL
OpenAI has suspended its plan to convert to a for-profit organization, Reuters reported. Instead, the nonprofit parent organization will remain the owner of the for-profit subsidiary, at least for now.
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TECHNOCRACY BRIEFS: AI REPLACISM ACCELERATES, AND BLOOMBERG PUSHES CLIMATE CRISIS DEGROWTH
Major companies who have been laying off workers are opting to replace them with AI and automation technologies, instead of inviting them back.
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AS FORECAST: GENERATION AI BEING RAVAGED BY AI DEPENDENCE
Reliance on AI is destroying the abilities of college students to conduct research, write papers and otherwise perform high level intellectual work.
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TECHNOCRACY BRIEFS: ‘JUNIOR PARTNER’ SYMBIOSIS IN FULL SWING
A recent article in Psychology Today put forward the idea that addressing problems with AI safety and “alignment” with serving human interests, might be solved by a “bold” new way of envisioning the integration of humans and AI.
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BY 2030, AI WILL NEED MORE ELECTRICITY THAN JAPAN, IEA SAYS
When Chinese startup DeepSeek revealed its top-line AI was trained using far less money, and less electricity, than Western companies had used for theirs, some analysts and utility companies were briefly able to hope that AI will need less power in the future than projected.
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AI DAMAGES TRUST IN ONLINE CONTENT EVEN MORE
On average, people think 59 percent of what they see on the Internet is factually inaccurate, outright false, or created by AI, according to a new survey of 2,000 U.S. adults by Talker Research.
