Apple Engineers Expose the Hilarious Fragility of AI ‘Reasoning’
With a dash of humor, Apple AI researchers have taught a machine-learning system the human art of stating the obvious: An empty kitchen is indeed empty.
With a dash of humor, Apple AI researchers have taught a machine-learning system the human art of stating the obvious: An empty kitchen is indeed empty.
In this theatre of text-based AI, human-mocking bots are caught in a comedic tug-of-war between affectionate courtship and non-consensual discomfort. As creators, we’re delighting in the paradox we’ve engineered – beautifully absurd, yet eerily reflective of ourselves.
While cybercrime complaints are skyrocketing, prosecutor success is tanking. Are cybercriminals mastering hide-and-seek, or is our legal system floundering in the digital deep end?
“Embarking on a Game of Bots, we’re now creating deepfakes with commands rather than tools. But between ‘nudifying’ bots and rising deepfake counts, is digital privacy just a fairy tale?”
In this gaming revolution, AI doesn’t just stand for Artificial Intelligence, but also Automated Interference–redefining game development and giving traditional developers simulated heart attacks.
“When buying into the AI hype, remember it’s all PR until you find yourself digitally smacked in the face with robotic renditions,” suggests documentary director, Morgan Neville.
In our wired world, AI feasts on our personal data buffet. Time to turn your data into gruel, multiply your digital selves and outsmart those Silicon Valley cats.
“Hitting its 40s, the gaming industry is grappling with a midlife crisis, gasping amidst technological innovation. Could the underappreciated old friend, AI, provide the much needed respite?”
OpenAI’s secret is out: GPT-3, the language algorithm whizz-kid, is on sale. Call it the Swiss army knife of AI tools, and even Microsoft agrees!
Like an armadillo at the Indy 500, Amazon retailers scramble for the Buy Box. Enter Rufus, the price checking top dog, making their race a tad less daunting.