Will humans love AI robots?

Artificial Intelligence makes art, knows more than many humans and works faster than they do. But will people accept AI-controlled social robots working in the service industry or entertaining those in need of care? What does a robot need to have to be accepted as a social partner by a human being? Does it need a face? Should the machine understand -- or even show -- emotions?

How artificial intelligence is changing the way sport sounds – BBC News

 At Wimbledon, one of tennis’s biggest tournaments, artificial intelligence is being used to provide commentary for games which do not have a human voiceover.

The technology can currently generate commentary in a matter of seconds after a point is played, and is used on replays rather than live coverage.

European Parliament debates proposed law o AI regulation | DW News

How can we make sure Artificial Intelligence remains a force for good? European regulators debate a proposed law that would rein in the technology that's transforming our world at break-neck speed.

The AI apocalypse: Imminent risk or misdirection?

 

As tech bosses raise the doomsday alarm, others say it’s a distraction from AI’s real, less sensational dangers. Plus, the Holocaust and fading memories.

Discussions about artificial intelligence (AI) have quickly turned from the excited to the apocalyptic. Are warnings that AI could pose an existential threat valid, or do they distract from the real danger AI is already causing?

Is AI the future of humanity? - Artificial intelligence and its limitations |

 Artificial intelligence is often portrayed as the future of humanity. But is the logic of algorithms really infallible? Today, even programmers warn against overestimating AI. After all, artificial intelligence presents us with opportunities, but it also comes with risks.

Fake AI-generated image of explosion at the Pentagon goes viral

Many accounts on Twitter, including verified ones, shared false reports of an explosion at the Pentagon, in Washington DC. We debunk these claims in this edition of Truth or Fake.

AI Experts Discuss Pausing AI Development

DW spoke to three AI experts who are part of a group of over one thousand esteemed scientists and philosophers who signed the Future of Life Institute’s open letter calling for “a pause of at least six months” to AI development. They discuss where AI is heading, the “AI alignment” problem and what reasons there are for concern.

How much of a threat is artificial intelligence?

 Elon Musk and many other tech experts call for a six-month pause on AI systems.

A group of tech and industry experts have written an open letter warning of possible risks with artificial intellegence.

It was in response to OpenAI’s recent release of GPT-4, a more advanced successor than its widely used AI chatbot ChatGPT3.

Artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT sparks plagiarism concerns after passing exams

 There are concerns that popular online artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT could help students plagiarise their essays.

The chatbot has already achieved good 'pass' grades in a medical licensing exam, and a Masters in business administration paper

The AI that creates any picture you want, explained

Beginning in January 2021, advances in AI research have produced a plethora of deep-learning models capable of generating original images from simple text prompts, effectively extending the human imagination. Researchers at OpenAI, Google, Facebook, and others have developed text-to-image tools that they have not yet released to the public, and similar models have proliferated online in the open-source arena and at smaller companies like Midjourney.

Artificial intelligence and the new world: Love stories from the future

 

Humanoid robots are the new 'living beings' on our planet. They already work at reception desks, in shopping malls or restaurant kitchens. And they are already conducting relationships with humans.

How AI is driving a future of autonomous warfare

 

The artificial intelligence revolution is just getting started. But it is already transforming conflict. Militaries all the way from the superpowers to tiny states are seizing on autonomous weapons as essential to surviving the wars of the future. But this mounting arms-race dynamic could lead

Artificial intelligence and elections – how malleable is public opinion?

 The goalposts are about to move in the game of public opinion polling. This documentary examines how a startup called Advanced Symbolics (ASI) uses artificial intelligence (AI) and social media data to forecast voter behavior.

In the Age of AI

 A documentary exploring how artificial intelligence is changing life as we know it — from jobs to privacy to a growing rivalry between the U.S. and China.

BBC Documentary - Hyper Evolution : Rise Of The Robots (Part 1)

Believe or Not , Accept or Not , Ignore or Understand, what ever you wanna do its your choice but its gonna happen. Robotic Revolution is coming so stay ready.

How smart is today's artificial intelligence?

Something incredible has taken place in the past 5 years: a revolution in artificial intelligence. After decades of little progress, the combination of big data and advances in computer hardware have brought AI applications to life: from self-driving cars to home assistants to augmented reality and instant language translation. If some of these applications feel like science fiction it's because deep learning algorithms are powering a true breakthrough in machine intelligence. But with these truly impressive advances comes a great deal of hype: fears of terminator-type bots turning on humans and stealing all our jobs.

Why the rise of the robots won’t mean the end of work

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics have commentators worrying about the coming obsolescence of the human worker. Some in Silicon Valley are even calling for a basic minimum income provided by the government for everyone, under the assumption that work will become scarce. But many economists are skeptical of these claims, because the notion that the the economy offers a fixed amount of work has been debunked time and time again over the centuries and current economic data show no signs of a productivity boom. Fortunately, we don't need to divine the future of the labor market in order to prepare for it.