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New York Times: AI gives scammers potent weapon to try trick people into sending money.
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White House unveils ban on US investment in Chinese tech sectors
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A new frontier for travel scammers: AI-generated guidebooks
New York Times: Shoddy guidebooks, promoted with deceptive reviews, have flooded Amazon.
Meta develops AI chatbots with personas
Financial Times: Facebook owner seeks to seize on AI hype, battle TikTok.
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Spend enough time with them and it doesn’t take long for chatbots to spout falsehoods.
How to future-proof your children’s careers against AI
Telegraph: What do young people need to study now to make sure they thrive in the future?
Actors and writers strike a last-ditch effort to rein in AI revolution
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Editorial: AI invites itself in to stay
EDITORIAL: From health, education to transport, artificial intelligence is part of life.
The AI economy: 20-hour weeks, universal ‘human’ income
UBI'd up for free money: The new AI economy could see us paid to not work.
Letters: Football Ferns, transport and Auckland shooting
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World's biggest vertical farm serving up fresh produce for Emirates passengers.
Nasdaq drops more than 2% after Netflix and Tesla results disappoint
Financial Times: Tech-heavy index drops most since March as jitters emerge.
New machine learning tool spots black petrels hooked in fishing lines 30 times faster than humans can
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ChatGPT and Bard: How to use AI for work, without spilling secrets
Do you need to be worried? Steps to safeguard your organisation's sensitive information.
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
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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?
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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
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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.