Today’s AI systems are able to do 12 percent of U.S. jobs, according to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Tag: AI
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A NEW AI DIAGNOSES RARE GENETIC ILLNESSES
Researchers at Harvard University and Spain’s Center for Genomic Regulation have created popEVE, an AI intended to accurately diagnose rare and complex illnesses.
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AMAZON’S NEW AI AGENTS WORK AROUND THE CLOCK
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is releasing a new AI agent that can work for days on end without the need to check with a human for guidance or information, the company said.
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CAMPUS AI BOOM: COLLEGE STUDENTS BET ON NEW TECHNOLOGY
College students across the U.S. are turning to AI for their major field of study, as the technology becomes more intertwined with everyday life and poses inherent risks to the traditional job market.
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NVIDIA CEO CLAIMS AI WILL CREATE 90 PERCENT OF ALL KNOWLEDGE (YET HUMAN DATA EXPLOITATION CONTINUES)
More AI abundance? Or more tech CEO deception? Nvidia’s Jensen Huang made news this past week for predicting that AI would soon account for 90 percent of all knowledge creation.
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MONUMENTAL: OPENAI COULD BE ON THE HOOK FOR BILLIONS OF STOLEN COPYRIGHTED CONTENT
Almost every major tech company offering commercial generative AI platforms have been hit with lawsuits at this point over unauthorized and uncompensated use of copyrighted content and protected IP.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES SAY “NO THANKS” TO AI RISK COVERAGE
AIG, Great American, and WR Berkely are among the major insurers asking regulators to allow them to refuse to insure against risks that might arise from the use of AI agents and chatbots.
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AI-COORDINATED SATELLITES MAP MAJOR CANADIAN LITHIUM DEPOSIT
A satellite swarm teamed with AI has found a lithium deposit in Quebec to be larger than first thought.
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CHATBOTS’ COMMON FLAW IS AN OPEN DOOR TO HACKERS
Microsoft researchers have uncovered a flaw in leading chatbots that can give hackers free access to conversations between you and your digital friend.
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CHINA’S OPEN-SOURCE AI’S MORE POPULAR WORLDWIDE THAN U.S. PLATFORMS
In the 12 months ending 30 November, Chinese open-source AIs made up 17 percent of downloaded platforms, while AIs from major U.S. developers such as Google, Meta, and OpenAI accounted for 15.8 percent, according to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Hugging Face, an open-source AI startup.