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+17 +1AI Chatbot Spontaneously Develops A Theory of Mind
The GPT-3 large language model performs at the level of a nine year old human in standard Theory of Mind tests, says psychologist.
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+22 +1The inventor of the web thinks everyone will have their own personal A.I. assistants like ChatGPT
More control over your data and your own personal A.I. assistant. They are part of the vision of the future of the web, according to its inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
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+27 +1UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights
The United Nations rights chief on Saturday warned that recent advances in artificial intelligence posed a grave threat to human rights and called for safeguards to prevent violations.
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+33 +1‘It’s a long-term journey we’re on’: taking a ride towards self-driving cars
Nissan’s ServCity project shows how far autonomous vehicles have come and difficulties they still face
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+18 +1Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt says A.I. will change everything about war
A.I. could be as disruptive for warfare as nuclear weapons, but the US needs to move fast to catch up with rivals.
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+21 +1Bill Gates thinks A.I. like ChatGPT is the 'most important' innovation right now
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates thinks AI software like ChatGPT is the most important innovation right now, and could change health care and education for good.
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+22 +1Renewable energy forecast to dominate global power sector growth by 2025
Pollution from the power sector could finally start to fall.
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+21 +1Artificial intelligence must be regulated, warns the CTO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI: ‘It can be used by bad actors’
OpenAI CTO Mira Murati says regulators must govern the use of A.I. in a way that’s "aligned with human values."
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+12 +1How far should we go with gene editing in pursuit of the ‘perfect’ human?
As the world’s top human genome editing researchers gather in London, the ethical issues posed by pioneering scientific advances will be high on their agenda
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+14 +1The world's first flying race car among suite of new technologies inspired by Olympic Games 2032
Smart stadiums, flying taxis, holographic technology and flying race cars are among the new technologies those in the industry say will be commonplace by the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games.
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+25 +1OPINION | Regulating artificial intelligence: Things are about to get a lot more interesting
It might be many months or years before AI legislation is passed, yet it’s difficult to predict what AI will be capable of at that point.
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+4 +1Scientists Are Reincarnating the Woolly Mammoth to Return in 4 Years
Hello, old friend.
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+30 +1Rogue AI ‘could kill everyone,’ scientists warn as ChatGPT craze runs rampant
Researchers are calling rogue AI an “existential threat to humanity” that we need to regulate like nuclear weapons.
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+17 +1Big Tech was moving cautiously on AI. Then came ChatGPT.
Google, Facebook and Microsoft have used AI in their products for years. But OpenAI's ChatGPT is stealing the limelight, forcing them to move faster.
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+17 +1How Much of Forza Motorsport Is Actually 'Built From the Ground Up?'
The phrase appeared four times in yesterday's official trailer. For a racing sim previously knocked for its repetitiveness, what does it mean?
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+30 +1Advanced AI 'could kill everyone’, warn Oxford researchers
MPs told technology has become a ‘literal arms race’ for countries and area should be regulated like nuclear weapons
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+16 +1Scientists Made a Liquid Metal Robot That Can Escape a Cage Like a Terminator
"It's almost T-1000-like," scientists said.
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+20 +1The Earth Is Begging You to Accept Smaller EV Batteries
Electric vehicles are selling fast. But unless people change how they get around, the demand for battery materials threatens its own environmental disaster.
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+15 +1Next up for CRISPR: Gene editing for the masses?
Last year, Verve Therapeutics started the first human trial of a CRISPR treatment that could benefit most people—a signal that gene editing may be ready to go mainstream.
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+20 +1Inside the US facility that has cryofrozen 199 'patients' and 100 pets
This American cryonics facility has preserved "patients" in liquid nitrogen-filled tanks until a future date when technology allows them to be thawed.




















