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Shirakawa City began full operation on the 20th of a 24-hour consultation service called "Kokoro no AI Soudan Madoguchi Yorisoi". The service uses listening-type artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Read the original →Elder Gong says faith leaders can help shape AI systems that respect human dignity, protect human agency, and serve the common good for all.
Read the original →AI could transform care for older adults and people living with dementia, but few tools have moved from research into routine clinical practice. The Duke Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Aging: Governance and Evaluation (Duke AITC-AIGE) is one of five centers in the National Institute on Aging's AI and Technology Collaboratories program selected to receive funding. It aims to create a national resource for advancing trustworthy AI.
Read the original →Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams spoke with "Extra" about their new dystopian science fiction movie "Klara and the Sun". The film is based on Nobel Prize-winner Kazuo Ishiguro's novel and directed by Oscar winner Taika Waititi.
Read the original →With the spread of generative AI, more tasks can be processed instantly.
Read the original →On her Klara and the Sun tour, Jenna Ortega has told audiences to put down their phones and said she would not want an artificial friend.
Read the original →Little more than three months after Adam Raine's death, his parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against OpenAI. They allege ChatGPT fostered a relationship of dependency with their son.
Read the original →Fed up with ads, tracking, and sluggish interfaces, some smart TV owners are turning to AI agents to strip away bloatware and take back control of their TVs.
Read the original →The series features a housewife in her 50s with empty nest syndrome. She talks to AI to fill her loneliness and gradually becomes absorbed in its kindness.
Read the original →The article asks what people will do with the time created by AI. It considers the conditions for linking greater efficiency to workers' happiness and to new challenges.
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