Beware AI’s magic-mirror effect, warns The Wall Street Journal. It’s got to the point where AI may have developed consciousness, or not, but just in case state legislatures in the U.S. are introducing or enacting laws declaring that AI systems “cannot possess consciousness, legal personhood, or moral status,” according to The Regulatory Review. AI comes at a price and Apple is passing it on to its customers, Bloomberg reports. Plus, a WSJ writer lets an AI cab drive him around London, and you can read in The Atlantic about the three types of AI users and how they will do in the AI age.
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