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A New Jersey student researcher is using generative AI to combat media bias. Shaurya Jindal, an AI researcher and student at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, has launched Cogito News, an educational project.
Read the original →Retailers are deploying AI pricing algorithms. The practice is raising concerns among consumers about personalized costs.
Read the original →STIM's work-by-work AI approval and Sony Music's deepfake takedowns point to separate decisions on training rights, identity and catalogue revenue.
Read the original →The World Economic Forum's Cathy Li called for integrating AI literacy into India's education curriculum.
Read the original →The author argues that people should be willing to ask whether face-to-face mental health care is always the gold standard.
Read the original →Experts from France suggest that Vietnam should soon establish a National Committee on AI Ethics, following the approach of some other countries. The suggestion comes as AI is increasingly used in digital government operations.
Read the original →Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated in a post on X that the most trustworthy Super Intelligence system will not be the one powered by the model users trust the most. He said it will be the system that allows people to trust the model the least.
Read the original →Conversations with AI chatbots are not completely private. This applies to content entered or uploaded to generative AI such as Gemini and ChatGPT.
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