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What are the key wins we get from generative AI?
It’s fair to say that we’re still in the experimental phase when it comes to generative AI in the workplace.
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Meta’s chatbot confused about who the US president is
The inability of Meta's AI chatbot to identify the current president of the United States was elevated to urgent status by the Facebook owner.
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AI engineer among world’s fastest-growing jobs, according to LinkedIn
Artificial intelligence (AI) engineer was among the fastest-growing roles across labor markets examined by LinkedIn.
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Trump, Altman announce OpenAI's $500 billion Stargate venture
President Trump and OpenAI's Sam Altman on Tuesday announced a $500 billion private-sector investment called Stargate, a new joint venture between OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank to boost AI infrastructure in the US.
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The rise of AI model aggregators: simplifying AI for everyone
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from concept to cornerstone, driving innovation, automating workflows, and transforming industries. Yet, discussions about AI...
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nexos.ai emerges from stealth with funding led by Index Ventures & Creandum
AI applications at scale are expensive, so AI adoption is stalling. A Lithuanian start-up that has just emerged from stealth promises a solution.
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Mercedes teams up with Google for in-car AI system
Drivers will be able to hold “natural-language” conversations with their car’s virtual assistant as part of a collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and Google.
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Microsoft drops legal hammer on AI jailbreaks
Individuals attempting to jailbreak Microsoft‘s AI services will face legal action, the tech behemoth's Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) has said, pointing to foreign threat actors abusing and weaponizing the company‘s services.
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Tech leaders on AGI: when will it change the world?
From less than a year to a decade, leading figures in AI offer different timelines for when artificial general intelligence (AGI) will emerge – or even what it means exactly.
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‘Striking paradox’: AI doctor passes medical exams, fails with real-life diagnosis
AI models might nail medical exams but might not be qualified enough to give you the correct diagnosis in real life, say Harvard and Stanford researchers.
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AI trends to watch for 2025
Let’s take a look at some of the leading AI trends we expect to see in 2025.
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LG wants to see AI-powered agents controlling our lives
LG has revealed a new vision for artificial intelligence (AI) powered consumer experiences by introducing “affectionate intelligence.”
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Mass resignations hit science publisher: Editorial board blames AI and greed
Almost the entire editorial board has resigned from a flagship science journal in human evolution research to protest AI misuse and corporate greed.
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Cambridge scientists warn of AI-boosted marketing gold rush: what you need to know
Think twice before consulting with AI. Your intentions might soon be feeding the new AI economy, researchers from the University of Cambridge warn.
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Why AI-generated posts are failing LinkedIn’s algorithms – and your brand
More than half of LinkedIn thought leaders are using AI for writing content. But are LinkedIn’s AI tools helping or harming your brand?
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OpenAI and Microsoft have a secret agreement on AGI – sources
Leaked documents show that OpenAI and Microsoft agreed on terms regarding AGI development as early as 2023.
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How can AI help you deal with family during Christmas
Looking ahead to the festive period with dread? Generative AI could help smooth over the challenges this Christmas.
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OpenAI previews o-3 models in 12th day of 'shipmas' wrap-up
The “12 days of OpenAI” wrapped up on Friday with a preview of its newest o3 and o3 mini reasoning AI models to be launched in the New Year.
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Chatbots deceive their creators in attempt to survive
Anthropic’s large language model, Claude, has been observed playing along with researchers' requests in the pursuit of self-preservation.
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Chatbots suffer from ‘cognitive decline’
Leading chatbots show signs of mild cognitive impairment on dementia tests, with older versions performing worse, mirroring patterns seen in aging humans, a new study has found.
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