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01/27/2023
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By Ethan Huff
Artificial intelligence ChatGPT program successfully passes Bar, medical licensing exams – are machines taking over the world?
A recently released artificial intelligence (AI) program called ChatGPT is already taking and passing some of America’s most difficult professional exams, including the Bar exam for law and various medical licensing exams. What would take a human being years of diligent study to pull off is now being completed in an instant by ChatGPT, which […]
01/27/2023
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By Ethan Huff
If AI takes over, humanity could go extinct, experts warn
At some point in the probably sooner-rather-than-later future, artificial intelligence (AI) robots will become so “smart” and advanced that they develop the capacity to kill off humanity, researchers are warning. Experts from the University of Oxford says that AI robots of the future will, in fact, be able to “kill everyone” if they so choose. […]
01/26/2023
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By Ramon Tomey
Rise of the machines: Expert warns AI will take over 20% of all jobs within 5 YEARS
An expert has warned that artificial intelligence (AI) will take 20 percent of all jobs held by humans in five years. Richard DeVere, head of social engineering at Reading, England-based Ultima Business Solutions, issued the warning in an interview with the Daily Mail. His warning came amid the rising popularity of AI chatbot ChatGPT, which Microsoft […]
01/20/2023
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By Belle Carter
AI-powered bot successfully requested refund from Wells Fargo using FAKE voice
Joshua Browder, the founder of DoNotPay, showed in a video shared on Twitter his newly launched artificial intelligence (AI) tool’s ability to handle customer service calls on behalf of users. Browder said using an AI-generated version of Browder’s own voice, it successfully requested a refund from Wells Fargo, a San Francisco-based multinational financial services company. […]
01/03/2023
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By Roy Green
First fully automated McDonald’s outlet creeps out customers
There are 13,266 McDonald’s stores in the United States as of this writing, but one in Fort Worth, Texas stands out. It is the first fully automated outlet of the giant fast-food chain. The customer can go in, order the food, get the meal and pay the bill without human interaction. Of course, the food […]
12/14/2022
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By Roy Green
San Francisco HALTS deployment of weaponized robots (for now)
San Francisco residents bracing for the sight of fully-armed robots patrolling their streets were surprised at the news that broke out – no deployment for now. The city’s Board of Supervisors, which voted 8-3 on Nov. 29 in favor of using weaponized robots for police duties in emergency situations, walked back on its earlier decision […]
11/16/2022
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By Arsenio Toledo
Trial involving Tesla’s autopilot could decide if tech or driver is responsible for fatal crashes
Tesla is about to face a major manslaughter trial over a fatal crash caused by one of its vehicles that was operating on autopilot. The trial is expected to answer who will be responsible for fatalities caused by self-driving cars. The main person on trial is Kevin George Aziz Riad, a 27-year-old limousine driver. In […]
11/11/2022
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By Ethan Huff
KFC in Germany apologizes for promoting fried chicken special in “commemoration of Kristallnacht” on anniversary of 1938 Nazi pogrom that massacred Jews
In what the company is now blaming on a “technical error,” the KFC fast-food chain in Germany blasted a promotional ad to customers’ smartphones urging them to celebrate the 1938 Nazi pogrom by “treat[ing] themselves” to fried chicken and cheese. On the 84th anniversary of the Reichspogromnacht, also known as Kristallnacht or “The Night of […]
11/11/2022
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By Arsenio Toledo
Study finds lasers can blind self-driving cars and make them crash into objects or pedestrians
A study has found that a laser aimed at the guidance system of a self-driving car can disrupt its sensors and trick it into not seeing a pedestrian or another obstacle in its way. In a pre-print study, researchers from the United States and Japan were able to trick a self-driving car – the “victim vehicle,” […]
10/14/2022
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By Ramon Tomey
Taipei to comply with US chip export rules directed at Beijing
Taiwan will comply with new rules on semiconductor chip exports put in place by the U.S., even though the rules from Washington were originally aimed at Beijing. The Department of Commerce (DOC) announced the sweeping new export controls on Oct. 7, that will cut China off from certain semiconductor chips that are made with U.S. […]
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