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AI predicts cancer survival from a selfie
FaceAge, a new AI tool developed by Mass General Brigham, can predict cancer survival more accurately than clinicians – using only a facial photo.
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Generation AI to revamp the FDA with “aggressive” June 30th deadline
The success of an AI-assisted scientific review pilot spurs the US Food and Drug Administration to take on a complete artificial intelligence overhaul – all within the next 52 days.
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“AI is coming for your jobs,” Fiverr CEO warning sparks debate
Micha Kaufman, chief executive of the freelancer platform Fiverr, has warned that those failing to adapt to a new reality are “doomed.”
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“Don’t mock us,” President Trump slammed for AI Pope image
President Donald Trump has sparked fury in some Catholics after posting an AI-generated image of himself dressed as the Pope.
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How your personal information is training AI
AI has come a long way in just a few short years. Something that once produced incoherent text and distorted...
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What do people actually use ChatGPT for?
ChatGPT is a genius tutor, a mid therapist, and a terrible artist, say users.
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Few-shot prompting explained: how AI learns with minimal examples
Using large language models (LLMs) has become a common practice in daily lives. It can help with tasks such as...
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Google to fund training of 100,000 new electricians in effort to support AI infrastructure
Google said it will fund the training of 100,000 electrical tradesmen over the next five years in an effort to support America’s future AI infrastructure and its growing power consumption needs.
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Meta AI joins the pack – is it better than ChatGPT?
Launching as a standalone app and already woven into Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Meta’s new assistant uses your social data for personalization – but does its deep integration truly offer more than ChatGPT?
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Natasha Lyonne to direct new sci-fi flick created with generative AI
Russian Doll star Natasha Lyonne is set to direct a new sci-fi movie with an artificial intelligence (AI) focused studio.
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Why ChatGPT’s sycophantic personality is a problem
Users don't just want friendly AI – they want honest, challenging AI. As ChatGPT’s personality drifts toward excessive agreeableness, OpenAI faces a new kind of reputational risk.
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Meta’s AI will have explicit conversations with kids
Meta’s quest to dominate the artificial intelligence (AI) market has gone too far.
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Companies are racing to hire for a role that might not exist in just five years
Investment in AI is at a record high, and more firms are looking to hire AI leaders.
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AI can spot a face, but not a vibe
AI might ace a math test, but it still can’t tell if two people are flirting or about to get into a fistfight.
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What impact has AI had on translators?
The ability to speak multiple languages has long been a gateway to opportunity. Indeed, research from Cambridge a few years ago suggested that improving Britain's language abilities would provide a multi-billion-pound boost to its economy.
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Australian radio host is actually AI, and no one knew until now
An Australian radio station used Elevenlabs to generate an artificial intelligence (AI) host called Thy, which has been used for months without anyone knowing.
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South Korea says DeepSeek transferred user data, prompts without consent
South Korea's data protection authority said that Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek transferred user information and prompts without permission.
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Hey Grok, are you liberal or conservative? AI researcher tests chatbots political leanings
Catching the attention of Elon Musk, an AI researcher has tested five of the most popular large language models (LLMs) – from ChatGPT to Grok and Gemini – all to uncover each chatbot’s political orientation. So, which way do the chatbots swing? The answers may surprise you.
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