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Will AI Soon Replicate in the Wild?
Plus, Artists Face New Reality as AI Music Accelerates
In this edition: Self-Replication • New Reality for Musicians • Water-Based AI • Police Facial Recognition • AI Fighter Pilots • Autonomous Weapon Regulation • Patient Safety
futurism.com · 3 minute read
Dario Amodei of Anthropic hints AI could soon survive autonomously, raising significant concerns over unchecked advancements.
msn.com · 7 minute read
The emergence of AI music technologies is alarming artists, prompting urgent discussions on ethical data use and copyright respect.
ibtimes.co.uk · 4 minute read
A new device mimicking brain synapses with saltwater solutions suggests potential leap in AI that could emulate human neural processes.
techcrunch.com · 3 minute read
Amidst growing concerns over AI misuse, Microsoft bans US police from using its Azure OpenAI Service for facial recognition tasks.
apnews.com · 5 minute read
An AI-controlled F-16 successfully completed complex maneuvers during a test flight, signaling a significant shift in both the technology's potential and the ethical boundaries of future warfare.
theregister.com · 5 minute read
Discussions at an international conference reveal widespread fears that AI weapons systems could lead to ethical disasters without swift regulatory intervention.
newscientist.com · 2 minute read
In a major clinical trial, an AI alert system analyzing heart activity reduced deaths among high-risk patients by 31%, suggesting a new standard of care for hospitals worldwide.
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