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Artificial intelligence (AI)

19 July 2024

  • Jo Callaghan.

    Jo Callaghan wins crime novel of the year with story of an AI detective

  • Auntieverse Chapter 3: Factory #0201 Aunties often display patterns of unacceptable behaviour! They say the most outlandish things! The subtle inter-familial inflections of which require a meaning decoder to mollify the notions of perceived reproach, and the ensuing feelings of hurtfulness and anxiety. In this alternative reality the “Niceaunties” provide a visual narrative where our adventuring aunties party uninhibited, have fun with a freedom of expression that is a positive representation of their collective joie de vivre.

    Into the Auntieverse: a surreal fantasy of older women

18 July 2024

  • illustration of back of person's head morphed in front of yellow, blue, green, pink, red and blue background

    AI is overpowering efforts to catch child predators, experts warn

    Safety groups say images are so lifelike that it can be hard to see if real children were subject to harms in production
  • Illustration of the Llama logo displayed on a smartphone with stock market percentages in the background

    Meta pulls plug on release of advanced AI model in EU

    ‘Unpredictable’ privacy regulations prompt Facebook owner to scrap regional plans for multimodal Llama
  • A man is looking at a porn internet site on a screen

    Portal needed for victims to report AI deepfakes, federal police union says

    Parliamentary inquiry told police forced to ‘cobble together’ laws to prosecute man who allegedly spread deepfake images of women

17 July 2024

  • Fly Me To The Moon Photocall, Madrid, Spain - 11 Jul 2024<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Chicorro/ZUMA Press Wire/REX/Shutterstock (14582583j) SCARLETT JOHANSSON attends 'Fly Me To The Moon Photocallà at Cineteca Fly Me To The Moon Photocall, Madrid, Spain - 11 Jul 2024

    Scarlett Johansson says OpenAI’s Sam Altman would make a good Marvel villain after voice dispute

    Actor, who claimed ChatGPT update used an imitation of her voice, says she declined to provide her own as ‘it went against my core values’
  • King Charles at the state opening of parliament.

    What was missing from the king’s speech? From votes for 16-year-olds to leasehold reform

    A crackdown on the use of overseas workers and an AI bill were also missing from the speech
  • Sheila Hancock

    I may be in my 90s, but I’m not sure I want Hollywood to ‘de-age’ me like Tom Hanks

    Sheila Hancock
    Yes, with the help of AI, I could play Juliet or go on Naked Attraction. But wouldn’t something be lost in the process? says actor and writer Sheila Hancock

16 July 2024

  • the entrance to Walt Disney Studios and corporate headquarters in Burbank, California: a wide driveway is seen under an arch with lettering reading The Walt Disney Co and a symbol in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head and ears. A car is coming under the arch, which has trees to either side and in an avenue leading to buildings; it looks hot and sunny with a clear blue sky above.

    Hackers claim Disney data theft in protest against AI-generated artwork

  • Mustafa Suleyman dressed in jeans and a plain white T-shirt at the office of Inflection AI

    Microsoft deal with AI startup to be investigated by UK competition watchdog

  • Robot kicks human into a hole filled with money. Hole is a motherboard chip

    TechScape newsletter
    TechScape: Want to know how AI will affect government and politics? The bots have the answers

  • A picture of a lab bathed in green light

    Science Weekly
    Can the climate survive AI’s thirst for energy? – podcast

15 July 2024

  • A person apparently covered in lightbulbs

    Artists should exploit AI’s capabilities, say creators of new Tate Modern show

    Exhibition traces long relationship between artists and technology, a symbiosis that is sure to continue

14 July 2024

  • A drone operated by AI

    AI’s ‘Oppenheimer moment’: autonomous weapons enter the battlefield

    The military use of AI-enabled weapons is growing, and the industry that provides them is booming
  • The OpenAI logo on a cell phone with an image on a computer monitor generated by ChatGPT's Dall-E text-to-image model

    US financial watchdog urged to investigate NDAs at OpenAI

    Whistleblowers say contracts include restrictions requiring staff to seek permission before contacting regulators

    • Online manipulation expert Renée DiResta: ‘Conspiracy theories shape our politics in extremely mainstream ways’

    • Deepfake clips of Gareth Southgate swearing after England match go viral

    • Money for nothing: is universal basic income about to transform society?

13 July 2024

  • Benjamin Labatut (1)

    ‘People say my book gave them a panic attack’: When We Cease to Understand the World author Benjamín Labatut

    His page-turning books about quantum physics and game theory have given the Chilean writer a cult following – and won him famous fans from Stephen Fry to Björk and Barack Obama

12 July 2024

  • 240712 Generative AI office thumbnail

    What’s generative AI really generating? Just ask these tech bros

    The list is rather long
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