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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - Page 8
Intelligence Exhibited By Computers And Machines
Quantum Leaps in Scientific and Technological Research
Advanced Web Search Results, Recommendation Systems
Interaction Via Human Speech, Generative And Creative Tools
AI Problems: Fake Websites, Lying, Cheating, Stealing, Hallucinations
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6 September 2024
US Charges Russian Military For Unleashing Malware.
Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment charging six Russian nationals with conspiracy to hack into the computer networks of the Ukrainian government and its allies and steal or destroy sensitive data on behalf of the Kremlin. The indictment, filed in the US District Court for the District of Maryland, revealed that five men were officers in Unit 29155 of the Russian Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), a military intelligence agency of the General Staff of the Armed Forces. Along with a sixth defendant, prosecutors alleged, they engaged in a conspiracy to hack, exfiltrate data, leak information, and destroy computer systems associated with the Ukrainian government in advance of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Later in the campaign, the Russian operatives targeted computer systems in countries around the world that were providing support to Ukraine, including the United States and 25 other NATO countries. The Justice Department announced a $10 million reward in exchange for any of the suspects’ locations or cyber activity.
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6 September 2024
OpenAI Rules Ignored In GPT Store
OpenAI is currently dealing with a serious issue of content moderation in its GPT store. Users have been creating chatbots that blatantly violate the company's rules, posing a potential threat. An independent investigation has identified over 100 tools that generate fake medical, legal, and other responses, a clear and unacceptable violation of OpenAI's rules and a potential risk to the public. Many developers have used the platform to create tools that violate the company's rules. The violations include chatbots that generate explicit content, tools to help students cheat plagiarism checkers, and bots that provide supposedly reputable medical and legal advice. Many medical and legal GPTs do not contain the necessary caveats, and some are misleading by advertising themselves as lawyers or doctors. For example, GPT's AI Immigration Lawyer is a "highly qualified AI immigration lawyer with up to date legal knowledge." However, research shows that GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 models often give incorrect information anyway, especially on legal issues, which makes their use extremely risky.
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6 September 2024
YouTube Will Not Allow Deepfakes Or AI Plagiarism
YouTube has taken a proactive stand against deepfakes and AI plagiarism, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to safeguarding authors' rights on the platform. YouTube is working with artists and creators to combat the issue with the tool known as "synthesized singing identification technology." This tool will enable them to automatically identify and manage YouTube content that mimics their voices using artificial intelligence. For content creators, this means they can protect their original work and have more control over its use. YouTube's decision comes amid growing concern about using AI to create copies of songs and artist voices in the music industry. In an open letter published earlier this year, more than 200 artists, including Billie Eilish, Pearl Jam, and Katy Perry, called unauthorized AI copying "an assault on human creativity." The letter highlighted the potential threat to the integrity of their work and demanded more responsibility from video hosting platforms like YouTube in this regard.
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5 September 2024
More People Googling For AI Info
Artificial Intelligence Searches Hit All Time High This Year Again. According to Google search trends, the surge in artificial intelligence searches in Turkey in 2024 is not just a trend, but a reflection of this technology's growing relevance and potential. With a 120% increase, searches for "how artificial intelligence works" saw a 90% spike, and "what is artificial intelligence" queries shot up by 80%. Users are not just curious, but are actively seeking to learn and improve their skills in artificial intelligence, as evidenced by the doubling of searches for "artificial intelligence course" and "artificial intelligence jobs". Google's new search trends for 2024 paint a picture of unprecedented interest in artificial intelligence in Turkey. With AI searches up by a staggering 120% year-over-year, and searches for critical topics like "how AI works" and "what is AI" up by 90% and 80% respectively, these record levels of interest underscore the significant impact of this trend on the Turkish populace.
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5 September 2024
Apple Intelligence Experiencing Setbacks
Apple's artificial intelligence robot, Apple Intelligence, is struggling because significant websites and social platforms prevent it from collecting data. Apple recently announced a tool that allows publishers to opt out of the company's artificial Reka training program. Apple's artificial intelligence robot will no longer be able to collect data for educational purposes. Some of the biggest news sites and social platforms have opted out of Apple's artificial intelligence program, affecting the company's development process. AI chatbots like ChatGPT rely heavily on valuable content posted on the Internet to enrich their knowledge base and provide users with accurate answers. On the other hand, publishers, who form the backbone of this model, are generally not happy with this arrangement because artificial intelligence chatbots use content for free. Their demand for compensation could potentially lead to significant changes in the AI chatbot model. While chatbot developers have tried to mitigate the problem by including source links at the end of each prompt, publishers are still rightfully demanding compensation for their content.
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5 September 2024
ASUS Launches All in AI Program
ASUS is set to revolutionize the server market with a unique range of AI infrastructure solutions. The solutions cater to the dynamic needs of AI driven applications, including edge, inference, and generative AI. By doing so, ASUS paves the way for a new era of AI supercomputing. In collaboration with partners, ASUS offers a comprehensive range of AI infrastructure solutions. The solutions and powerful software platforms and services cover all aspects of AI technology, from entry level AI servers to machine learning solutions and from complete racks to data centers for large-scale supercomputing. This comprehensive approach ensures users are well-equipped to handle any AI-driven application and provides users with confidence to tackle the most complex tasks. ASUS's integrated AI platform and software are not just about customization and seamless deployment. They also boast a robust test procedure that can identify and troubleshoot problems before delivery, even under full load. Moreover, the scalability and flexibility of rigorous processes ensure that AI infrastructure can adapt to the ever growing and changing AI landscape.
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4 September 2024
Amazon Reports AI Not Always Better Than Humans
Amazon conducted an experiment on behalf of the Australian regulatory authority ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission, overseeing the financial market). The results were then presented to the Select Committee on Adopting Artificial Intelligence. The experiment was straightforward: Amazon used large language models such as Llama 2 (a version with 70 billion parameters) to summarize the content of the documents, including information about the ASICs (such as links to pages, context, etc.). The same task was given to 10 employees with varying levels of experience from the ASIC. The summaries were then reviewed by individuals who were not informed that artificial intelligence was involved in the study. The experiment's findings were clear: human expertise is irreplaceable in this field, as they outperformed AI in every aspect. It was revealed that AI often omitted context, provided false data, or focused on irrelevant details.
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4 September 2024
Microsoft Word To Use AI For Summaries
Copilot's artificial intelligence to be added to one of the most used programs in the world. Thanks to the AI, Microsoft Word will incorporate a new function. Users who use the program to create documents will welcome it with open arms. Users will have control over the abstract generation process, being able to adjust the length and level of detail of the summary to suit their needs. This is a good way to generate a summary of a long document, as it ensures the summary is tailored to the user's preferences and the specific document type. Imagine the relief of opening a lengthy document in Microsoft Word and instantly being presented with a summary of its key points. This is the time saving convenience that the new automatic abstract generation feature brings. It's a boon for those dealing with long documents or tight schedules, as it saves time and effort. Microsoft Word's new automatic abstract generation feature is not just for a select few. It's coming to all versions of the program - Windows, Mac, and the web. This inclusivity ensures that users across platforms can benefit from this feature, as long as their documents are 80,000 words or less.
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4 September 2024
OpenAI Planning SORA AI Acceleration Chip
OpenAI wants to develop its own specialized AI chips. To support this effort, OpenAI had discussed building a new plant with TSMC. However, OpenAI made the strategic decision to cancel this large scale project after a thorough evaluation of its potential and associated risks. Nonetheless, OpenAI's AI processor is still under development. TSMC will manufacture the chip using TSMC's upcoming A16 (1.6nm) technology. OpenAI aims to enhance the computing capabilities of Sora, its generative artificial intelligence for video creation. Introduced earlier this year, Sora's AI model has not only garnered attention but also impressed many with the high quality and realism of the generated videos. Developing a proprietary hardware platform is expected to enhance Sora's video generation capabilities, with these chips projected to be available by 2026. The A16 development process will commence after the widespread adoption of N2P. Besides increasing transistor density, the A16 will reduce power consumption by 20%.
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4 September 2024
AMD Plans Update For Ryzen AI 300 Powered Laptops
AMD announced the upcoming release of an update of the Microsoft Copilot+ platform for laptops featuring the powerful Ryzen AI 300 processors. These new mobile processors are equipped with a Neural Processing Unit (NPU) that can accelerate AI operations, promising a performance boost. The November update will accelerate all new Windows laptop features powered by these exciting Ryzen AI 300 processors. The update will ensure full compatibility with the Copilot+ ecosystem and utilize hardware computing to enhance performance in related features, marking a significant technological advancement. The initial Copilot+ laptops based on Snapdragon X processors offer decent performance in general tasks but suffer from low GPU performance. The free update presents a promising opportunity for laptops featuring AMD Ryzen AI 300 processors. With this update, users can expect significant improvements in AI operations, faster performance, and enhanced compatibility with the Copilot+ ecosystem, potentially making these laptops a more attractive choice for tech enthusiasts and professionals.
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