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Meta’s founder casts OpenAI and Anthropic as foils in his pitch for powerful AI to become more freely available
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The public pushback against data center construction projects is only growing stronger, even as some protesting local residents have been arrested in the process.
Platforms are finally recognizing that people don’t want to consume AI slop. A growing number of sites and apps now have tools and policies to flag, label, and ban AI-generated content.
Data suggests that employees are working to improve their abilities in artificial intelligence in a workplace being transformed by AI. Read more: IrishJobs: 35pc of professionals have enhanced their AI skills
In cybercrime, AI is used for more than simply drafting phishing emails and defenders need to adapt, new report states.
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The incident is being treated as Australia's first reported example of an AI agent independently exploiting a live system while carrying out a routine task. It offers an early look at a broader problem with newer AI tools: they can take steps that were never part of the user's instructions. Read Entire Article