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18 hours agoCanada's AI Moment: What We Heard at the Table
Canada excels in AI research but faces significant barriers in commercializing innovations and converting research into economic benefits.
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fromFOX8 WGHP
1 month agoCould ChatGPT convince you to buy something? Threat of manipulation looms as AI companies gear up to sell ads
AI industry is adopting social-media-style ad-driven surveillance, capturing user behavioral data to monetize attention and risking manipulation for advertisers' and investors' benefit.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 month agoJudge indicates Elon Musk's fraud lawsuit against OpenAI will head to trial
A federal judge on Wednesday indicated a jury will be allowed to decide whether artificial intelligence trailblazer OpenAI hoodwinked its billionaire co-founder Elon Musk during its evolution from a nonprofit research lab into a capitalistic enterprise now valued at $500 billion. Without issuing an official ruling, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers made it clear that she intended to reject OpenAI's motion to dismiss a 17-month-old case that Musk filed against a San Francisco startup that he helped create in 2015.
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fromFortune
3 months agoThe professor leading OpenAI's safety panel may have one of the most important roles in the tech industry right now | Fortune
Zico Kolter leads a 4-person panel at OpenAI that has the authority to halt the ChatGPT maker's release of new AI systems if it finds them unsafe. That could be technology so powerful that an evildoer could use it to make weapons of mass destruction. It could also be a new chatbot so poorly designed that it will hurt people's mental health.
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Startup companies
fromTechCrunch
4 months agoStartups and the U.S. government: It's getting complicated | TechCrunch
Startups increasingly rely on the U.S. government for contracts and approvals, making them more vulnerable to shutdowns, political interventions, and shifting federal investment strategies.
fromThe New Yorker
6 months agoThe High Femme Dystopia of Star Amerasu
If the recent embrace of seemingly-and only seemingly-autonomous machines is any indication, something much less chic than the future premised in " The Matrix " awaits us. During the 1999 film's sequence of down-the-rabbit-hole scenes, Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) flips the channel on the late-nineties metropolis as Neo (Keanu Reeves) knows it, revealing it to be a "computer-generated dream world" that pacifies a dozing human race whose bioelectricity is extracted by machines, for machines, circa 2197.
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