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Wikipedia pauses AI summary experiment after editors say it 'would do immediate and irreversible harm to our readers and to our reputation as a decently trustworthy and serious source'
News The Wikipedia community appears less than pleased with AI integration efforts to date.
Trump's AI czar echoes Jen-Hsun, says China's AI models are 'maybe three to six months' behind the US—while also arguing for ever fewer AI regulations in the US
News AI anxieties laid bare.
'A bottomless pit of plagiarism': Disney and Universal sue AI image generator Midjourney for copyright infringement
This isn't the first time Midjourney has been sued, but it may be the one that matters.
OpenAI head Sam Altman claims a single ChatGPT query uses ‘one 15th of a teaspoon’ of water but that doesn't put AI's environmental impact in the clear
News But is water usage actually the worry?
OpenAI removes incredibly grim, previously recommended chatbot suggesting invasive surgeries to men it deems 'subhuman'
News I cannot stress this enough: the chatbot knows less than nothing.
Apparently there's going to be a Sam Altman movie about his Lazarus-like career stumble, which I'm sure I'll reluctantly watch on a plane at some point
News Who am I kidding? If Luca Guadagnino directs, I will absolutely be seated in the cinema.
'Widespread theft': The UK government's fifth attempt to push through a bill allowing AI companies to scrape any data they like shut down by the House of Lords
News The UK and US governments seem aligned on letting AI do whatever it wants.
DeepMind boss 'would pay thousands of dollars per month' to get rid of his email, so Google is working on a next-gen Gmail AI that will answer them in 'your style—and maybe make some of the easier decisions' for you
News Inevitably creating the potential for bots emailing other bots and absolutely nothing else to worry about.
Listening to Google's CEO talking about what about the future of AI holds just reinforces the fact that nobody can know what the future of AI holds
News A little of column A through Z, probably.
Anthropic says its Claude AI will resort to blackmail in '84% of rollouts' while an independent AI safety researcher also notes it 'engages in strategic deception more than any other frontier model that we have previously studied'
News Oh, and it will try to escape its servers—what could possibly go wrong?
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