Artificial Intelligence

Italy’s privacy regulator has mandated OpenAI to run a six-month campaign to educate users on ChatGPT’s data collection practices, following an investigation into its AI model.

AI is now a key driver of innovation, though its influence remains debated. The World Bank urges against rejecting AI, highlighting its transformative potential in developing nations and its ability to address global challenges despite critics' concerns about its risks.

AI technology is increasingly being used in the anime industry, with projects like "Twins HinaHima" relying on AI for 95% of animation production. This has sparked debates about job losses, the potential loss of artistic integrity, and the environmental impact of AI systems.

OpenAI has launched a new search feature in ChatGPT, now available to all users, challenging Google’s dominance in the search engine market. The feature offers real-time information with web-sourced citations, marking a significant expansion for OpenAI in the AI-driven search space.

Amazon is using AI and machine learning to combat rising impersonation scams, especially during the holiday season. The company has successfully shut down thousands of phishing sites and phone numbers, but stresses the importance of collaboration with other industry players to fight fraud effectively.

Meta's AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses now offer live AI, real-time translation, and music recognition, blending advanced features into daily life. Are these smart shades the future of wearable tech?

Marc Andreessen, co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz, warns Biden's AI regulations could stifle innovation and centralise development. Supporting minimal government control, he backs Trump for his pro-innovation stance. Did this divide swayed more tech leaders toward Trump?

China has formed a 41-member AI standards committee led by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to set industry-wide rules for AI development, testing, and deployment. Key members include top executives from Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Huawei, SenseTime, and iFlyTek, along with academic and telecom experts.

Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk oppose OpenAI's shift to a for-profit model, citing ethical and legal concerns over the misuse of charitable resources. This raises a broader question: When does AI cross ethical boundaries?

This initiative, funded by OpenAI and Microsoft, leverages nearly one million digitised books from Google Books to expand resources for AI training, advancing the use of public-domain literature in AI development.