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ChatGPT can turn bad writers into better ones

People have been using ChatGPT to help them to do their jobs since it was released in November of last year, with enthusiastic adopters using it to help them write everything from marketing materials to emails to reports.. Now we… Continue Reading →

Meta told an Australian inquiry on foreign interference that it plans to build “state-affiliated media” and “fact-checking” labels on Threads “expeditiously” (Reuters)

Reuters: Meta told an Australian inquiry on foreign interference that it plans to build “state-affiliated media” and “fact-checking” labels on Threads “expeditiously”  —  Social media giant Meta Platforms, owner of Facebook and Instagram, plans … Source From techmeme Author:

The Download: tricking AI text-detectors, and covid’s unanswered questions

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. AI-text detection tools are really easy to fool The news: As soon as ChatGPT launched, there were fears… Continue Reading →

With the launch of Threads, Mark Zuckerberg appeared to have some of his swagger back as the public face of the platform’s rollout, amid chaos at Musk’s Twitter (Tim Higgins/Wall Street Journal)

Tim Higgins / Wall Street Journal: With the launch of Threads, Mark Zuckerberg appeared to have some of his swagger back as the public face of the platform’s rollout, amid chaos at Musk’s Twitter  —  The Facebook co-founder is seizing… Continue Reading →

A human-centric approach to adopting AI

From traditional manufacturing companies using AI in robots to build smart factories to tech startups developing automated customer service and chatbots, AI is becoming pervasive across industries. “AI is no longer just in assistant mode, but is now playing autonomous… Continue Reading →

Google updates its privacy policy to say the company may use “publicly available information” to train its AI models and build products like Translate and Bard (Thomas Germain/Gizmodo)

Thomas Germain / Gizmodo: Google updates its privacy policy to say the company may use “publicly available information” to train its AI models and build products like Translate and Bard  —  An update to Google’s privacy policy suggests that the… Continue Reading →

The Download: gene-edited microbiomes, and Google’s Canadian standoff

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. How gene-edited microbiomes could improve our health Microbes are everywhere, and the ones in our bodies appear to… Continue Reading →

In a rare rebuke, Japan told Fujitsu to take corrective measures after a 2022 hack of its cloud service affected at least 1.7K companies and government agencies (Nikkei Asia)

Nikkei Asia: In a rare rebuke, Japan told Fujitsu to take corrective measures after a 2022 hack of its cloud service affected at least 1.7K companies and government agencies  —  Data leaks affected at least 1,700 companies and government agencies … Continue Reading →

The Download: AI disinformation, and lab-grown meat

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Humans may be more likely to believe disinformation generated by AI The news: Disinformation generated by AI may… Continue Reading →

John B. Goodenough, who shared the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his role in developing the lithium-ion battery used in mobile devices and EVs, dies at 100 (Robert D. McFadden/New York Times)

Robert D. McFadden / New York Times: John B. Goodenough, who shared the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his role in developing the lithium-ion battery used in mobile devices and EVs, dies at 100  —  An unassuming professor who… Continue Reading →

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