What the world could look like by 2030: AI utopia or existential threat?
Superintelligent AI might emerge faster than expected, driven by competitive pressures.
AI safety and ethics: chatbot risks, privacy, surveillance, misuse, child protection and the laws and investigations aimed at keeping AI in check.
Page 6 of 10
Superintelligent AI might emerge faster than expected, driven by competitive pressures.
AI apps like Balance can help parents spot early mental health warning signs through online behavior analysis.
Deepfake scams are happening now and can mimic voices and faces with alarming realism.
TikTok’s Footnotes feature adds community-sourced context to videos, improving understanding.
A Bloomberg investigation found China is building a small city of AI data centers in a remote desert…
DuckDuckGo offers a simple toggle to hide AI-generated images, emphasizing user choice and privacy.
AI helps insurers predict natural disasters and speed up claims processing using climate data.
Why AI feels both amazing and intimidating Whenever I hear “Artificial Intelligence” or just AI, my mind instantly…
Current AI excels at narrow tasks but lacks true consciousness.
AI progress is accelerating at an exponential pace, driven by AI systems that can improve themselves autonomously.
AI chatbots can simulate emotionally intense relationships that feel very real, especially to vulnerable teens.
Every few years, we hear warnings that the nature of war is changing. But recently, I came across…