Loading the news
[ Signal feed // AI news ]
7,546 articles
3997–4008 of 7546 articles
Cybersecurity Awareness Month has highlighted that conversation histories in artificial intelligence chatbots can increase identity theft risks. Users are advised to be mindful of sensitive data shared with chatbots.
Relevance: 4 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabMany people worry about the security of medical data when artificial intelligence is used in healthcare. This lack of trust could slow down the adoption of new technologies among patients.
Relevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabGoogle is testing a new initiative called Project Suncatcher to explore placing artificial intelligence data centers in space. This aims to address the rapidly growing energy demands of AI infrastructure.
Relevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabArtificial intelligence and machine learning are fundamentally changing the analysis of healthcare data. Through new technologies, more accurate diagnoses and effective treatment methods are emerging.
Relevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabAn OpenAI executive is calling for national-level artificial intelligence safety standards amid ongoing industry scrutiny. The move aims to enhance safety alongside the rapid advancement of AI technologies.
Relevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabGreenville Technical College is launching new programs in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. The initiative aims to prepare students for modern workforce demands.
Relevance: 4 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabTech journalist Kevin Roose compares advanced artificial intelligence systems to intelligent and charming sociopaths. This analogy highlights how machines can mimic empathy while lacking genuine feelings.
Relevance: 4 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabRelevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabEnglish-language content
Relevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabEnglish-language content
The New York Times explores who bears responsibility when artificial intelligence makes unexpected and harmful decisions. This question has become particularly urgent due to the increasing autonomy of these systems.
Relevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabRelevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tabEnglish-language content
Mount Sinai and the Hasso Plattner Institute are launching a new student exchange program to advance digital health and AI innovation. The initiative aims to train the next generation of researchers.
Relevance: 3 / 5
Open the original article in a new tab