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Elon Musk says AI will make most skills obsolete — but his kids can still go to college if they want
Elon Musk said AI will make most job skills obsolete, but college remains useful for social growth and broad learning opportunities.
The safety practices of major artificial intelligence companies, such as Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI and Meta, are "far short of emerging global standards," according to a new edition of Future of Life Institute's AI safety index released on Wednesday.
Researchers are trying to build tiny synthetic emotions into AI that they hope will be the scaffolding of machine consciousness.
AI startups are seeing record valuations, but many are building on a foundation of cheap, free-to-download Chinese AI models.
A new report by the United Nations Development Program notes most of the gains from AI are likely to be reaped by wealthy nations unless steps are taken to use its power to help close gaps in access to basic needs, as well as such advanced know-how.
The artificial intelligence chatbot race is really heating up. This week, the French start-up Mistral unveiled powerful new AI models. The announcement came just days after OpenAI’s Chief Executive declared a quote, code red. Sam Altman said his company needs to improve ChatGPT because rivals are closing in on its early lead in the AI space.
An acute global shortage of memory chips is forcing artificial intelligence and consumer-electronics companies to fight for dwindling supplies, as prices soar for the unglamorous but essential components that allow devices to store data.
Anthropic employees said they feel more productive but are worried about skill atrophy, changing social dynamics, and other issues.
Demand for AI and consumer electronics sent Taiwan’s exports soaring 32 per cent year-on-year in the three months from July to September, pushing GDP growth for the quarter to 8.21 per cent, according to official data released last week.