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the Guardian — Albanese should tread carefully as he struggles to make case for how the new technology will benefit ordinary voters
Forbes — That gap between AI's potential and actual impact matters particularly in agriculture.
WIRED — Potential Sciences, a startup backed by the UK government, is betting that training AI models on computer-generated biochemical data can speed up the plodding process of developing new drugs.
TechCrunch — Discovered Materials, a months-old YC startup that uses AI to find chip materials, is offering $200,000 for each solution to five open materials science problems.
ctech — A university committee recommends requiring students to present seminar papers and introducing more oral examinations to verify their understanding. It warns that take-home assignments and unsupervised exams can no longer reliably measure academic performance.
Forbes — As a leader in a technology company or role, you may be asking yourself: If agents are writing code, we'll need a fraction of the engineers, right?
StudyFinds — Bosses trusted workers far less after learning AI helped with a task, even without seeing the work, according to new research.
the Guardian — More than 100 campaign groups will join together in 15 countries this week to call for a halt to major AI projects
The Japan Times — Employers are adding AI skill requirements to established roles such as sales representatives, software engineers or assistants.
Help Net Security — Healthcare AI governance has a gap: 70% of 151 surveyed leaders found an AI-built tool handling patient data without IT knowing.
Digiday — Agencies and marketers now frequently use AI tools to create media and creative briefs. But the practice could be a canary in the coalmine for AI overuse in advertising.
WeRSM - We are Social Media — DuckDuckGo is targeting schools frustrated by Google's AI policy with search settings that offer clearer control over AI features.
Fierce Healthcare — As health plans and employers contend with a growing array of virtual care and AI-enabled tools, Amwell is positioning its digital health platform as the infrastructure layer for AI-enabled care.
Tech Xplore — Texts generated by large language models, or AI-powered chatbots, exhibit characteristic "personality" traits. Such chatbots can also identify individual personality traits in texts. However, humans are more reliable at distinguishing between human-written and AI-generated texts, according to researchers at the Institute of Psychology at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU).
Forbes — AI is running into two physical walls that no amount of clever software can talk its way past.
Investing.com — Vistra plunges 13.5% as Texas election rattles AI power trade, KeyBanc downgrades
Fortune — AI super PACs spent $79 million this cycle, most of it before November. Here’s what they got for it.
Business Insider — If you can't take the time to do your own writing, don't expect it to get read. That's the message from GoDaddy's CEO Aman Bhutani.
TechCrunch — Apple's AI-powered Siri Recaps won me over in just one day, despite my privacy reservations. But there's still room for improvement.
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