First generative AI tools receive approval for public rollout in China
China’s Cyberspace Administration has approved the first set of generative AI services for public rollout. This clears the way for…
The evolution of bio-inspired AI: developments and future direction
From the foundations laid by Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage to Alan Turing’s groundbreaking computing research, the world has been…
OpenAI announces ChatGPT Enterprise with special business features
OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Enterprise, a business-centric variant of ChatGPT, incorporating enhanced features and privacy measures. Similar to its consumer…
Studies explore AI’s potential for political bias, but are they conclusive?
As we rely on AI models to deliver knowledge, how do we know they’re objective, fair, and balanced? While we…
Teachers and students battle over AI in the classroom
As educators wrestle with the rise of AI in the classroom, many institutions are scrambling to “ChatGPT-proof” their curriculum. AI…
Unmasking the deep-seated biases in AI systems
The age of AI presents a complex interplay between technology and societal attitudes. The increased sophistication of AI systems is…
New study reveals how easy it is to ‘jailbreak’ public AI models
Researchers have found a scalable, reliable method for ‘jailbreaking’ AI chatbots developed by companies such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.…
Meta to release a commercial version of its AI model
Meta is planning to release a commercial version of its AI model which will allow companies to build their own…
Google announces NotebookLM, a unique AI assistant
Earlier this year, Google announced Project Tailwind, a notetaking AI for learning and productivity. Today, Google Labs announced the continuation…
AI embroiled in assassination plot to kill Queen Elizabeth II
AI encouraged a 21-year-old man, Jaswant Singh Chail, to kill Queen Elizabeth II with a crossbow. Sail was arrested on…