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[ad_1] While the ethics of AI-generated porn are still under debate, using the technology to create nonconsensual sexual imagery of people is, I think we can all agree, reprehensible. One such method is “undressing” sites, which take a normal, clothed photo of a person and generate a fake nude version from it. As you might imagine, the potential for abuse here is pretty much unlimited. San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu is filing suit to take down 16 of the most popular of these sites, he announced in a press conference and an interview with The New York Times. It…
[ad_1] After bringing AI overviews to the U.S., Google is expanding the AI-powered search summaries to six more countries: India, Brazil, Japan, the U.K., Indonesia and Mexico. These markets will also get local language support for AI overviews. The search giant is rethinking how it displays source material links, as well. It’s adding a view on the upper right-hand side showing icons of sites above the AI overview on both desktop and mobile. Users can tap on those icons to go to links cited in an AI overview and read more on the topic. Image Credits: Google Additionally, the company…
[ad_1] Update: California’s Appropriations Committee passed SB 1047 with significant amendments that change the bill on Thursday, August 15. You can read about them here. Outside of sci-fi films, there’s no precedent for AI systems killing people or being used in massive cyberattacks. However, some lawmakers want to implement safeguards before bad actors make that dystopian future a reality. A California bill, known as SB 1047, tries to stop real-world disasters caused by AI systems before they happen, and it’s headed for a final vote in the state’s senate later in August. While this seems like a goal we can…
The intersection of fashion and technology has given rise to a new breed of wearables, and the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses are a prime example. Launched in collaboration between Meta Platforms Inc. and EssilorLuxottica, these smart glasses aim to blend the iconic style of Ray-Ban with cutting-edge technology. As of their latest release in October 2023, the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses have garnered significant attention for their enhanced features and stylish design. These smart glasses are not just a fashion statement; they come equipped with a suite of functionalities that include high-resolution cameras, wireless audio, and integrated AI capabilities. The glasses are…
Introduction Edge AI, a transformative technology that combines the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) with edge computing, is revolutionizing various industries by enabling real-time data processing and decision-making at the data source. This paradigm shift addresses several limitations associated with traditional cloud-based AI, such as latency, bandwidth constraints, and security concerns. By processing data locally, Edge AI enhances responsiveness, boosts security and privacy, promotes scalability, enables distributed computing, and improves cost efficiency. The recent advancements in AI algorithms and hardware have significantly contributed to the rise of Edge AI. According to Wevolver’s 2023 Edge AI Technology Report, the symbiosis between cutting-edge…
[ad_1] California’s bill to prevent AI disasters, SB 1047, has faced significant opposition from many parties in Silicon Valley. Today, California lawmakers bent slightly to that pressure, adding in several amendments suggested by AI firm Anthropic and other opponents. On Thursday the bill passed through California’s Appropriations Committee, a major step towards becoming law, with several key changes, Senator Wiener’s office tells TechCrunch. “We accepted a number of very reasonable amendments proposed, and I believe we’ve addressed the core concerns expressed by Anthropic and many others in the industry,” said Senator Wiener in a statement to TechCrunch. “These amendments build…
[ad_1] Financial chatter has been a major traffic spinner on social media, but it can be challenging (if not impossible) to separate useful signals from the noise. A company called TipRanks uses AI and other analytics to try to make better sense of all that. And now, on the back of its growing popularity, it is getting snapped up for $200 million by Prytek, a developer of business process products for financial services, human resources and other enterprise verticals. TipRanks uses natural-language processing and data science techniques to build datasets and other insights based on the vast quantities of market…
[ad_1] Benchmarking stalwarts Primate Labs on Thursday released Geekbench AI 1.0. The app, which is currently available for Android, Linux, MacOS and Windows, applies Geekbench’s principles to machine learning, deep learning and other AI workloads, in a bid to standardize performance ratings across platforms. It’s a successor to Geekbench ML (machine learning), which was announced in 2021 and is currently on version 0.6. “[I]n recent years, companies have coalesced around using the term ‘AI’ in these kinds of workloads (and in their related marketing),” Primate Labs says of the name change. “To ensure that everyone, from engineers to performance enthusiasts,…
[ad_1] Bo Li, an associate professor at the University of Chicago who specializes in stress testing and provoking AI models to uncover misbehavior, has become a go-to source for some consulting firms. These consultancies are often now less concerned with how smart AI models are than with how problematic—legally, ethically, and in terms of regulatory compliance—they can be.Li and colleagues from several other universities, as well as Virtue AI, cofounded by Li, and Lapis Labs, recently developed a taxonomy of AI risks along with a benchmark that reveals how rule-breaking different large language models are. “We need some principles for…
[ad_1] Code reviews — peer reviews of code that help devs improve code quality — are time-consuming. According to one source, 50% of companies spend two to five hours a week on them. Without enough people, code reviews can be overwhelming and take devs away from other important work. Harjot Gill thinks that code reviews can be largely automated using artificial intelligence. He’s the co-founder and CEO of CodeRabbit, which analyzes code using AI models to provide feedback. Prior to starting CodeRabbit, Gill was the senior director of technology at datacenter software company Nutanix. He joined the company when Nutanix acquired…
