Remember the early days of AI image generation? Oh how we laughed when our prompts resulted in people with too many fingers, rubbery limbs, and other details easily pointing to fakes. But if you haven’t been keeping up,

Entitled “the most terrible time of the year,” the 45-second ad featured a series of mishaps befalling people at Christmas.

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Lead the transformation or be left behind by leaders who will. The window to act is closing faster than you think.

Companies like Meta are offering huge pay packages for top AI talent. Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman, however, says he isn't giving in to the pressure.

A mock job advertisement that has done the rounds recently calls for a “killswitch engineer” for Open AI, maker of Chat GPT. The description requires the successful applicant to stand by servers all day and unplug them “if this thing turns on us”. Useful skills include the ability to “throw a bucket of water on the servers, too. Just in case.”

The AI boom—and the rising electricity demand that has followed—is changing the calculus for u And politicians.

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Rep. Ayanna Pressley reintroduced the AI Civil Rights Act to prevent companies from using what Democrats referred to as biased and discriminatory AI-powered algorithms.