When people confront subtle biases in AI, we’re 32.72 percent more likely to align our own ideas with the bias; when people we deal with show those same biases, we’re influenced by them only 11.27 percent of the time, the study found.
Tag: AI
OPENAI, ORACLE, SOFTBANK FORM AI JOINT VENTURE
Three key players in AI have come together in “Stargate,” a joint venture that will pool at least $100 million to build U.S. data centers and the energy infrastructure to power them.
CHINA’S DEEPSEEK MAKES CLAIMS THAT COULD REVOLUTIONIZE AI MARKET
Chinese start-up DeepSeek is offering a free AI assistant that it claims to have trained for $6 million instead of the $100-million-plus OpenAI and other Western developers have spent to create their models.
PRESSURE TO MIND-MERGE WITH AI GROWING
The field of Psychology is busy identifying new personality types based on propensity to accept merging with AI or not.
WHEN THE ECONOMY FALLS, JOBS GO WITH IT
The retail, restaurant, manufacturing, automotive, agricultural, and tech industries will continue to see job cuts this year as demand slows and prices increase.
U.S. BLACKLISTS CHINA’S “OPENAI”
The U.S. government has listed Zhipu, China’s most prominent developer of large language AI models, among the Chinese companies U.S. firms are forbidden to do business with. Several of Zhipu’s affiliated companies also made the list.
A THIRD OF COMPANIES’ AI PROJECTS WILL BE SCRAPPED THIS YEAR, GARTNER SAYS
At least 30 percent of companies’ AI implementations will be abandoned this year after being tested, due to unexpectedly high costs, inadequate preparation to handle related risks, or fuzzy ideas of what the purpose of AI’s use or expected outcomes were to be, according to consulting and research firm Gartner.
OPENAI RELEASES ITS LATEST “REASONING” MODEL FOR PUBLIC TESTING
OpenAI has quickly followed its o1 “reasoning” AI, released in September, with the o3 and o3-mini versions that can “do increasingly complex tasks that require a lot of reasoning,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in a live-streamed announcement.
AI INVESTORS AND ADOPTERS FEAR BECOMING “ROADKILL”
Osborne. SAI. Tandy. Computer brands that made a splash in their day but now are a spot on the road of tech history.
AI WAS THE BUZZ AT CES
AI stole the spotlight at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the annual tech-palooza at which companies show off their newest inventions to dazzle lovers of all things digital.









