AI

In a groundbreaking collaboration with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), Apple has recently unveiled a public demo of their highly anticipated 4M AI model on the Hugging Face Spaces platform. This release marks a significant shift in Apple’s approach towards AI technology, showcasing a more open and accessible side of the tech
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The buzz around Groq’s AI PU Inference Engine has been steadily growing, with industry experts raving about its capabilities. Matt Shumer, CEO of HypeWriteAI and OthersideAI, recently sang praises for Groq’s technology, highlighting its ability to deliver nearly 500 tok/s, providing instantaneous answers. This kind of performance is truly remarkable and has the potential to
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In late April, a video ad for a new AI company made waves on social media platforms. The ad featured a person interacting with a human-sounding bot, raising questions about the ethical implications of artificial intelligence technology. The firm behind the ad, Bland AI, showcased their voice bots’ ability to simulate human-like conversations, sparking both
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The recent audit in New York City revealed that only 13 percent of the alerts generated by the ShotSpotter system could be confirmed as actual gunfire. This brings into question the reliability and effectiveness of such systems in accurately detecting gun-related incidents. The lack of accountability measures within the NYPD to publish data on ShotSpotter’s
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The advancement of artificial intelligence technology has raised significant legal concerns when it comes to the creation and dissemination of content. While AI tools like chatbots and algorithms have made it easier to generate and summarize information, the potential for legal risks, specifically in the areas of defamation and copyright infringement, cannot be overlooked. One
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The concentration of power in the hands of a few tech giants in Silicon Valley is a growing concern for European governments. This situation has made European companies dependent on these tech giants for the latest services and technology, leading to a flow of money and data across the Atlantic. The fear of falling behind
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When Adobe quietly updated its terms of service in February, users were quick to raise concerns. The language used in the update suggested that Adobe could access user content through both automated and manual methods, including techniques such as machine learning. This raised fears that users were being forced to grant unlimited access to their
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