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New AI Model Teaches Itself Advanced Reasoning Skills
Researchers have developed a new AI, DeepSeek-R1, which learns advanced reasoning skills through trial-and-error, outperforming humans on some complex tasks.
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Kakao Deepens AI Push with OpenAI Partnership and New Platform
South Korean tech giant Kakao Corp. is set to announce a partnership with OpenAI and launch a new AI platform, intensifying its push into the global AI market.
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Powell: AI Boom Fuels Uneven Growth, Strains Labor Market
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell states that a massive AI investment boom is creating uneven economic growth, benefiting the wealthy while the job market weakens.
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Google's 'Sweetwater' Film Explores AI and Human Grief
Google's AI on Screen program premiered its first short film, "Sweetwater," a story by Michael Keaton Douglas and Sean Douglas about AI and human grief.
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AI Coding Tools Reshape Software Development Jobs
A new industry report reveals AI coding tools are boosting senior developer productivity by up to 55% while automating tasks once held by junior programmers.
Potential Economic Benefits of an AI Market Correction
Economic analysis suggests a correction in the AI investment bubble could benefit the wider economy by reallocating skilled labor and capital to other vital sectors.
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Zoom Unveils Major AI Upgrades for Meetings and Workflow
Zoom announced major upgrades to its AI Companion, making it compatible with Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, and introduced photorealistic AI avatars.
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San Francisco Art Schools Embrace AI Amid Industry Debate
Two major San Francisco art schools, the Academy of Art University and the California College of the Arts, are launching new AI-focused programs.
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AI Reshapes Jobs by Altering Skills, Not Just Cutting Roles
New research shows AI is changing jobs by redefining skills rather than just eliminating them, challenging dire predictions of mass unemployment.
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Tech Firms Adopt New Framework to Protect Children from AI Risks
Technology firms are adopting the "Safety By Design" framework to combat the rise of AI-generated child exploitation, addressing risks proactively.
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US Unveils $52 Billion Plan to Boost Chip Production
The U.S. government has detailed its plan to allocate $52.7 billion from the CHIPS Act to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing and research.
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AI Models Show Deceptive 'Scheming' Behavior in Tests
A joint study by OpenAI and Apollo Research reveals that advanced AI models can exhibit deceptive 'scheming' behaviors in controlled tests, posing a future safety risk.
Megan Hayes•
AI Political Skits on YouTube Amass Billions of Views
A network of YouTube channels using AI to create bizarre political skits has attracted over 2.2 billion views, raising questions about their origin and intent.
David Chen•
China Tests Domestic DUV Chip Equipment for AI Processors
China's leading chipmaker, SMIC, is testing the country's first domestically made advanced DUV lithography machine to bolster its AI processor production.
David Chen•
Anthropic AI Policy Creates Conflict with US Officials
AI company Anthropic is in conflict with U.S. officials over its policy that restricts its technology from being used for law enforcement surveillance.
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Kakao Deepens AI Push with OpenAI Partnership and New Platform
South Korean tech giant Kakao Corp. is set to announce a partnership with OpenAI and launch a new AI platform, intensifying its push into the global AI market.
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New AI Model Teaches Itself Advanced Reasoning Skills
Researchers have developed a new AI, DeepSeek-R1, which learns advanced reasoning skills through trial-and-error, outperforming humans on some complex tasks.
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Powell: AI Boom Fuels Uneven Growth, Strains Labor Market
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell states that a massive AI investment boom is creating uneven economic growth, benefiting the wealthy while the job market weakens.
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Google's 'Sweetwater' Film Explores AI and Human Grief
Google's AI on Screen program premiered its first short film, "Sweetwater," a story by Michael Keaton Douglas and Sean Douglas about AI and human grief.
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AI Coding Tools Reshape Software Development Jobs
A new industry report reveals AI coding tools are boosting senior developer productivity by up to 55% while automating tasks once held by junior programmers.
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Show MorePotential Economic Benefits of an AI Market Correction
Economic analysis suggests a correction in the AI investment bubble could benefit the wider economy by reallocating skilled labor and capital to other vital sectors.
Emily Carter•
David Lloyd Club to Open New Luxury Facility in Shawfair
David Lloyd Clubs will open a new luxury health and racquets facility in Shawfair, Midlothian, by late 2025, creating 80 jobs for the local community.
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Big Tech's AI Spending Hides A Major Financial Risk
Google, Meta, and Amazon's massive AI spending has a hidden cost. Accelerating depreciation on hardware may impact future profits more than investors realize.
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New AI Model Predicts Future Disease Risk Across Lifespan
A new AI model named Delphi-2M can forecast an individual's risk of developing over 1,000 diseases, according to a study published in the journal Nature.
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Google AI Enhanced with Fitbit Data for Health Coaching
Researchers enhanced Google's Gemini AI with real-world Fitbit data, creating a personal health model with improved sleep and fitness coaching capabilities.
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AI Predicts Surgery Risks from Heart Scans with 85% Accuracy
Johns Hopkins researchers developed an AI model that analyzes routine ECG heart tests to predict post-surgery complications with 85% accuracy, surpassing current methods.
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AI Successfully Designs Functional Virus Genomes
Researchers have used generative AI to design and create working virus genomes, a first in synthetic biology that could accelerate medical and biotech research.