According to a report, US firms are investing billions of dollars into China’s AI sector, and there are dangers associated with these investments because they sometimes come with other intangible benefits that involve transferring American skills to Chinese-based businesses.
As the use of AI and machine learning continues to grow in various industries, experts predict that the technology could potentially replace jobs traditionally held by humans, such as couriers, investment analysts, and customer service representatives. It has gotten to the point that even reality TV hosts are being replaced
Deep fakes of lifelike computer-generated faces have been around for a while, but they typically only existed as two-dimensional, flat images. Now, it has gotten to the point that digital humans could replace supermodels.
Studies have showed that ChatGPT, a recently launched AI with the remarkable capacity to mimic human writing, has passed some of America’s most difficult professional exams, sparking concerns that it may soon eliminate many white collar jobs. With this, it has been verified that ChatGPT can pass medical licensing exam
A new AI-powered app named Historical Figures, developed by a 25-year-old developer named Sidhant Chaddha, claims to connect people with the dead, including Jeffrey Epstein and Joseph Stalin.
Do Not Pay, an organization known for automating tasks such as appealing parking tickets and canceling subscriptions, has released a new tool that uses artificial intelligence to handle customer service calls on behalf of users. In a video shared on Twitter, a researcher deepfaked his voice and used AI to
According to Nina Schick, expert, advisor, and speaker, 90% of online content could be generated by AI by 2025, citing Chatgpt as an example.
According to Microsoft, a new AI named VALL-E can impersonate your voice with just 3 seconds of audio and can also match the speaker’s “emotional range” and tempo, making it a highly accurate type of mimicry.
According to Futurism, CNET replaced humans with AI and posted 73 AI-generated articles since November but no one noticed.