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ChatGPT maker investigated by US regulators over AI risks
Financial Times: Probe over potential harm from chatbot’s fabricating information.
Opinion: There’s one hard question my fellow doctors and I will need to answer soon
New York Times: How will AI change how we practice medicine?
How to use AI for family time
New York Times: Plan meals, find gifts and create stories using generative AI.
Market Watch: Will AI mania crash the stock market ... or create real wealth?
A big surge in tech sector stocks is stocking fears of a new dot.com bubble.
UN tech agency rolls out human-looking robots
The world’s first news conference featuring humanoid social robots.
The yeti is fake. How did it fool tools built to detect AI images?
NY Times: The Times puts AI detectors to the test - and finds they're far from perfect.
Comment: AI 'art' an insult to human creativity
The glee AI art brings to some is another mutation of a societal disrespect for artists.
Searching for Europe's best destinations? Why you might not want to ask AI
ChatGPT and Bard go head to head on the best European holiday spots - and disagree.
Europeans take a major step toward regulating AI
Law would limit facial recognition, require more data disclosure for the likes of ChatGPT.
‘Indigitech’: Drawing Māori and Pasifika students into stem subjects
PLUS: A teacher with a positive view of AI.
The AI revolution will change work. Nobody agrees how
New York Times: How many jobs will be affected is different depending on who you ask.
AI-pocalypse now? Silicon Valley confronts the idea that the ‘Singularity’ is here
New York Times: AI is roiling tech, business and politics like nothing in recent memory.
Opinion: Picking winners in the AI gold rush
Opinion: In AI gold rush, the pick and shovel providers could win big.
Will ChatGPT be Homer Simpson’s salvation?
Financial Times: Not all transformative technologies destroy jobs.
Government ministry blocks AI technology from staff use
AI has already been banned by a number of large banks and technology companies.
Markets with Madison: Is it too late to buy US$1 trillion Nvidia? NZ investor’s call
Red hot stock is riding the AI boom.
Prepare for doom: AI is already taking control of your money
The machines could just as easily spark a crisis as spot one.
Duel of the AI chatbots: Why did the All Blacks cross the road?
Is a ginga PM more electable? Should I move to Oz? Will buying a home make me rich?
On par with pandemics and nuclear wars: Industry leaders issue AI warning
New York Times: Leaders warn systems could pose an existential threat to humanity.
Juha Saarinen: Nvidia rides the AI wave
Nvidia sparked investor frenzy as it reported way better results than anyone expected.
AI attack ads - to disclose, or not disclose?
Some countries are bringing in laws to manage the technology.
Whose History? The pressing question for AI
Rapid advancements in AI giving rise to complex concerns with data sovereignty.
Liam Dann: Could the AI revolution solve the cost of living crisis?
We seem evolutionarily hardwired to embrace any new tool we are offered, despite the risk.
Shaneel Lal: Luxon is serving us deepfakes and Pacific people won’t trust it
National using AI to create impression it is looking out for Pacific people.
Jarden Brief: Ralph Lauren, Nvidia catch investor eyes
Optimism about leading position in AI chips drives stellar growth for Nvidia.
AI: Google expands flood warning system to cover New Zealand
Artificial intelligence will provide up to seven days warning, tech giant says.
Man v Machine: Can ChatGPT predict share price performance?
Tim McCready looks at what will shape the capital markets landscape over 2023.
National Party uses AI in attack ads: Luxon ‘not aware’
Labour, meanwhile, said it hadn’t used AI in any adverts and didn’t intend to.
Kiwi workers: My colleagues don’t even miss me at meetings
Convinced your colleagues won't miss you at meetings? Then you're probably normal.
Oh to be a fly on the wall: An English teacher's encounter with artificial intelligence
Opinion: The following 'chat' is created entirely by me.
AI used across ‘multiple departments’ in NZ camera surveillance
Analysis times for three months of video could be cut down from six weeks to two hours.