Berkeley’s AI whips humans in financial forecasting, armed with a built-in instinct that learns from errors. Apparently, it does not discriminate between prosperous times and recessions. Unfair, right?
AI girlfriends: ethically dubious yet increasingly popular. Need a date and dislike people? Get ready to swipe right on love, digitized. But remember, even binary codes can bring heartbreak.
DeepMind has leveled up, presenting a model that crafts 2D game realms. It’s not just winning at chess anymore, it’s now venturing into the virtual landscapes. Game on!
“‘US and UK ministers dabbling with the AI beast: challenging, necessary but plagued with jargon. Popcorn anyone? The dystopian future won’t halt itself!’
“Welcome to the world where AI models like GPT-3 can raise eyebrows, not for their novelty, but for blurring lines between downright offensive remarks and ‘insightful information’.”
“Fact-checking LLM descriptions? Clever AI from DeepMind is set to declutter online info, promising fewer tall tales and more truth. Take note, overexcited local historians!”
Top neuroscientists at AI labs are discovering the notion that their high-tech creations might benefit from incorporating our homely human values – via online survey, no less!
Equipped with a spectrum of dubious legal advice, NYC’s government-backed AI chatbot offers residents questionable enlightenment on city laws, affirming there’s innovation, then there’s Terminator-level rebellion.
“Tech lovers, hold onto your circuit hats! The techie gossip grapevine whispers that Google, not Apple, could be the top banana in the future smartphone wars.”
Silicon Valley’s OpenAI fears its text-to-speech innovation, Whisper, may have too much untamed power. The future, it seems, weaves innovation with cautionary tales.
