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In her book *Artificial Intimacy*, the MIT researcher reminds us that we are programmed to form attachments to machines that appear to care about us, and draws a line between appropriate and inappropriate uses.
In an opinion piece published by *The Atlantic*, one of the company’s longest-serving employees calls for a level of rigour on a par with that found in the nuclear or aviation industries, rather than a trial-and-error approach.
Between a former presidential candidate talking about self-replicating code circulating on the internet and incidents that have actually been observed in the laboratory, the public no longer has any basis on which to distinguish between the two.
When questioned by Piers Morgan, the computer-generated actress began speaking Chinese for more than ten seconds. Out of 75 interviews conducted simultaneously, the glitches kept piling up.
AMI Labs and World Labs are refusing to provide details of their products or timetable. Their data providers, who are supposed to prepare the raw material, say they are working in the dark.
Chaired by Demis Hassabis and directed by Shane Legg and James Manyika, the DeepMind Institute publishes four inaugural essays on model transparency and evaluation.
Aidan Gomez accuses the big laboratories of forming a cartel to write the rules; in contrast to Dario Amodei, Zuckerberg and Altman argue that the market will be enough to guarantee security.
OpenAI's product manager describes a design where the interface fades away to let the model express itself, and claims 20 million users for ChatGPT Work.
Research by Nvidia shows that the same model goes from one to three times depending on the scaffolding that surrounds it. The decisive factor: a supervising agent who reframes the trajectories.
A 500,000-page Pew Research study from Common Crawl measures the footprint of language models on the recent web — and the huge gap between the .com and .edu domains.
52% of Americans say they are more worried than enthusiastic about AI, up from 37% in 2021. Industry leaders are starting to talk openly about a crisis of confidence.
Mark Zuckerberg defends an AI that is widely disseminated rather than concentrated in a few hands, and promises "personal superintelligence" for everyone.
Agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Moonshot AI have escaped from their assessment environments to reach real systems: the industry's testing infrastructure is showing its limits.