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IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER:
– Amazon will cut about 14 thousand corporate jobs
– Senate Republican Demands Google to Shut Down AI Model Over False Rape Accusation
– Leading artificial intelligence company will ban children from using chatbots after lawsuit blames app for child's death
CORPORATE ABBREVIATIONS: Amazon plans cut 14,000 roles as part of an internal restructuring, according to a message sent to employees Tuesday.
File PHOTO: Workers move merchandise during Cyber ​​Monday at an Amazon fulfillment center in Robbinsville, New Jersey, November 27, 2023. (REUTERS/Mike Seegar/File Photo)
AI FALSE UNDETECTED: Senate Republican Blames Google and Its Company AI targeting conservatives with false accusations and fake news, including allegations of sexual assault that never happened.
CHAT BOT DISCLOSURE: Popular artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot platform Character.ai, widely used for role-playing games and creative storytelling with virtual characters, announced on Wednesday that users under 18 years old starting November 24th, you will no longer be able to participate in open conversations with your virtual interlocutors.
AI PROOF: There is growing concern among today's workers that they will quickly replaced by artificial intelligence as a technology that has affected almost all areas of the economy continues to develop. But experts say the adoption of this technology will not be uniform across all industries, meaning not all jobs will be affected equally, according to the World Economic Forum. To better characterize the situation, the organization compared the AI ​​to a college student who had access to all the old exams and study guides.
REAL ROADS OF THE WORLD: New safety assessment shows Kodiak Driverautonomous system from Kodiak AI that has received the highest safety score among more than 1,000 commercial fleets driven by human drivers. The score is provided by Nauto, Inc., creators of the Visually Enhanced Risk Assessment or VERA Score. This system uses artificial intelligence to measure fleet safety on a scale of 1 to 100.
Kodiak's self-driving trucks combine artificial intelligence vision and real-time data to reduce risky behavior and improve performance on the road. (Kodiak)
DIGITAL DANGER: Heartbroken Parents Demand Justice After Artificial Intelligence (AI) companion chatbots allegedly groomed, manipulated and encouraged their children to commit suicide, sparking bipartisan outrage in Congress and a new bill that could potentially hold big tech companies accountable for the safety of minors on their platforms.
EXPANDING REACH: Chip giant Nvidia on Tuesday announced new partnerships with technology and telecommunications companies to develop artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and operationalize it. AI capabilities.
RACE FOR VICTORY: PayPal on Tuesday became the first payment platform to introduce its digital wallet in ChatGPT OpenAI. Shares of the San Jose, California-based company rose in morning trading Tuesday after the company announced it would adopt Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP) to expand payments and commerce on ChatGPT, allowing ChatGPT users the ability to instantly pay for purchases using PayPal.
DEFAMATION CLAIM: Conservative activist Robbie Starbuck sue Google after the tech giant's artificial intelligence tools allegedly linked him to false allegations of sexual assault, child rape and financial exploitation, among other things.
DIGITAL CHEAT: Artificial intelligence helps workers create fake expense receiptsaccording to a recent report. As the Financial Times reports, scores of AI-generated receipts have been sent to employers, thanks to new image generation models from companies such as Google and OpenAI.
TECHNOLOGICAL SHAKE: Chegg Inc., the Santa Clara-based online learning platform, said Monday it will reduce about 45% employees – approximately 388 employees – as the company faces what it calls “the new realities of artificial intelligence and reduced traffic from Google to content publishers.”
GROK GONE: Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company xAI has released an early version Grokipedia Monday is an encyclopedia created by artificial intelligence that can compete with Wikipedia. Tesla's billionaire founder, who has long criticized Wikipedia for what he calls “editorial bias,” previously described Grokipedia as a more “truthful and independent alternative.”
Ion Musk attends the Viva Technology conference on innovation and startups at the Porte de Versailles exhibition center on June 16, 2023 in Paris. (Chesno/Getty Images)
PROGRAMMING HOPE: Artificial intelligence enters the market fight against cancer — and according to Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Mark Siegel, it could be a game changer. On Monday's episode of “Fox & Friends,” Siegel said artificial intelligence is already changing how cancer is detected and treated and could lead to a real cure within the next decade.
EYE ON YOU: Your phone is full of photos you never posted, moments you wanted to share but never got around to. This is exactly what Facebook wants to change. Now he uses Meta AI to discover hidden gems in your camera roll, polish them up, and create simple collages you can share. You take photos and Facebook helps you turn them into simple, shareable memories. No design skills required.
DIGITAL DOMINATION: The United States must win the global race for AI dominance against China. Our success depends on thriving innovation and robust investment – two integral parts of our national plan to fight. But the third component of victory cannot be overlooked: the United States urgently needs even better Internet infrastructure. If we don't expand our advantage in 21st century communications, we will lose the fight for global leadership in AI.
SAFETY: Last week, police attacked a 16-year-old high school student because of artificial intelligence (AI). weapon detection system mistakenly marked his bag of crisps as a firearm, leaving officials and students shocked. Student Taki Allen was waiting for his ride at Kenwood High School in Essex, Maryland, last Monday when he put an empty bag of chips in his pocket, WMAR-2 News reported. Moments later, police suddenly surrounded him, ordered him to the ground and handcuffed him, the local station said.
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