AI News - December 02, 2024
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🔥 Top AI Stories of the Week
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A small-scale study by the Tow Center for Digital Journalism finds that LLMs consistently hallucinate when asked to cite sources. [Link]
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A study shows that women are less likely to use AI than men. [Link]
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The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to break up Google due to monopoly concerns. [Link]
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The Coca Cola corporation faces backlash from its AI generated Christmas commercial. [Link]
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Over 70 percent of ‘Gen Z’ workers use AI, Salesforce study finds. [Link]
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University of Tokyo affiliate brings back Panasonic’s late founder as an AI model. [Link]
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Tesla unveils a new, improved hand with greater range of motion for its Optimus robot. [Link]
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Meta corporation plans to build a globally spanning underwater fiber optic cable to support its AI infrastructure at a cost of ten billion USD. [Link]
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Economists maintain that AI can reduce health care inefficiencies, thus reducing the national debt. [Link]
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The BBC reports that AI cloned voices can defeat bank security checks. [Link]
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OpenAI has suspended all access to its text to video model Sora after unauthorized leaks. [Link]
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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania claim a 100 percent success rate in jailbreaking robots to allow them to run over pedestrians. [Link]
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President-elect Trump is looking to hire an ‘AI Czar’ for his administration. [Link]
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Zoom, the makers of a popular video conferencing platform, is rebranding itself as an ‘AI company’. [Link]
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Perplexity, the company behind its AI-based search engine, is considering expanding into hardware. [Link]