A Round-up of AI News
The possibility that AI may develop consciousness has huge implications, and this piece in The Guardian is just the tip of the iceberg. May it also be eroding our skills,…
A Round-up of AI News
The literary peculiarities of AI intrigue experts, reports The Atlantic. A Washington Post columnist assuages fears over AI, implying it’s more of a case of “Apocalypse Never,” yet the riposte…
A Round-up of AI News
Alarming predictions over a job apocalypse caused by AI are giving way to more nuanced perspectives, The Wall Street Journal reports. History is definitely driven by the law of unintended…
A Round-up of AI News
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…
A Round-up of AI News
A CNBC writer explores the possibility of new data centers being built in space. A Bloomberg columnist makes the case for AI being as revolutionary for Japan as Commodore Perry’s…
A Round-up of AI News
Enjoy Paris with your own eyes; it’s the takeaway from the BBC correspondent’s account of her tour of the Ville Lumière after seeing it through AI glasses. The U.S. government’s…
A Round-up of AI News
Wired explained why the challenge of creating humanoid robots able to navigate the world will likely demand cooperation between American companies like Nvidia and Chinese companies like Unitree. Dr. Fei-Fei…
A Round-up of AI News
Vatican News offers a succinct report on “Magnifica humanitas,” Pope Leo XIV’s answer to the biggest challenge of modern times—preserving humanity in the face of AI—, much as his namesake…
A Round-up of AI News
Is a tsunami coming? Venture capitalist John Doerr says the scope of the AI revolution has still not sunk in, The Wall Street Journal reports. Also in the Journal, some…
A Round-up of AI News
The Royal Observatory, founded in 1675, warns that AI may make us less intelligent, reports the BBC. Despite that (or because of it?), universities are scrambling to prepare future accountants…