AI global weekly news

Based on news from the past 7 days

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• Artificial intelligence technology behind ChatGPT was built in Iowa — with a lot of water – KEYT
  • Leading tech developers including Microsoft, OpenAI and Google have acknowledged that growing demand for their AI tools carries hefty costs. But they’re often secretive about the specifics.
• Artificial Intelligence in Digital A Catalyst for Influence – The Pakistan Daily
  • Artificial Intelligence can be a game-changer in the saturated world of digital news. Each user is unique, with distinct preferences, behaviors and consumption patterns. AI can analyze these patterns to curate personalized news feeds.
• Artificial intelligence could replace referees within 30 years – expert – Yahoo! Sport
  • Artificial intelligence is already prominent in officiating, with the use of VAR and goalline technology. With more high-quality data available, it could be possible for matches to be officiated by an AI-powered machine.
• Artificial intelligence is here to stay and many Floridians are worried – Tampa Bay Times
  • Artificial intelligence has captivated and inspired the imaginations of storytellers and philosophers alike. Stephen Hawking mused that artificial intelligence would either be humanity’s greatest achievement or the source of its ultimate demise. The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 has added a new urgency to questions.
• Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Deterrence – Modern Diplomacy
  • The Camp David summit comes as a pillar to provide the basis for an American nuclear deterrent force with its allies against the Chinese or North Korean threat. China believes that there are limits to what this summit can achieve at Camp David.
• Artificial Intelligence Likely To Augment, Not Destroy Jobs – OpEd – Eurasia Review
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) has sparked both positive and negative reactions, including a perceived threat that it will eventually replace humans in most workplaces. Most jobs and industries are only partly exposed to automation and are more likely to be complemented rather than substituted by the latest wave of Generative AI.
• IAA MOBILITY 2023 – Talking not Typing: Continental and Google Cloud Equip Cars with Generative Artificial Intelligence – CXO Today
  • Continental announced a partnership with Google Cloud during its press conference at the IAA MOBILITY 2023. Together, the two companies are equipping cars with generative Artificial Intelligence. Continental is one of the first automotive suppliers to integrate Google Cloud capabilities directly into vehicle computers.
• Continental drives new innovations with Google Cloud – ERP Today
  • Continental will integrate Google Cloud’s Conversational AI technologies into its Smart Cockpit High-Performance Computer. Both companies will expand their strategic partnership into additional fields of collaboration in the future.
• There’s no way to escape AI coding – it’s already here – TechRadar
  • A new study claims nine in 10 senior technology executives, developers, and security professionals use or plan to use AI in software development processes. Despite massive uptake, there are still some concerns that need to be addressed around the use of AI.
• Artificial intelligence could help build pollen jigsaw of present and ancient flora – Phys.org
  • Scientists at the University of Exeter and Swansea University are combining cutting-edge technologies including imaging flow cytometry and artificial intelligence. Pollen grains from different plant species are unique and identifiable based on their shape.