In the venture capital (VC) world, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a hot sector to pour money into its now an essential tool for making savvy investment decisions. By rapidly analyzing massive amounts of data on startups and market trends, AI helps VCs identify the most promising opportunities and make better-informed decisions about where to allocate their funds Continue reading →

When some hapless NY lawyers submitted a brief riddled with case citations hallucinated by consumer-facing artificial intelligence juggernaut ChatGPT and then doubled down on the error, we figured the resulting discipline would serve as a wake-up call to attorneys everywhere. But there would be more. And more Continue reading →

HIGHLAND LAKE, NY North Atlantic Cultural Laboratory (NACL) residency artists Transforma Theatre will present excerpts from AI Hallucinations, the groups work in progress, at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 5 at NACL. AI Hallucinations is a sequel to last years Bioadapted, which Transforma workshopped at NACL and subsequently premiered at Culture Lab LIC in New York City Continue reading →

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James Keck Editor-in-Chief Two of the most interesting letters around college campuses and all over the word are, AI. Artificial Intelligence has been taking over the scene on college campuses across the country, but the question is how are campuses controlling the use Continue reading →

Artificial intelligence or AI. Its a topic that generates a lot of talk, a lot of hope, and a lot of concerns these days. Continue reading →

This year marks a turning point for artificial intelligence (AI). The EU parliament has voted to approve the EU AI Act after three years of negotiations, moving the conversation around responsible AI from theory to reality and setting a new global standard for AI policy. IBM welcomed this legislation and its balanced, risk-based approach to regulating AI. Continue reading →

GUEST OPINION: Australian industry leaders are navigating a complex regulatory environment that is increasingly focused on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within business operations. This focus is driven by a concern for consumer protection, particularly the safety and security of personally identifiable information (PII) and the potential for AI-driven systems to deviate from expected behaviours. According to the Australian Cyber Security Centres (ACSC) Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), some of the biggest challenges consumers and organisations face when engaging with AI include data poisoning of AI models, input manipulation attacks, generative AI hallucinations, privacy and intellectual property concerns, and model stealing attacks.[1] These deviations range from minor inaccuracies to more severe misguidances and underscore the importance of regulatory bodies in establishing frameworks that ensure AI technologies serve the public's interest without compromising safety or privacy. Continue reading →

Seaweed and kelp are eaten by both humans and domestic animals all over the world. Several species are used in everything from cosmetics and food additives to fertilizers and medicines. However, seaweed and kelp are also part of vulnerable ecosystems that are at risk of over-exploitation. Continue reading →

Artificial intelligence is suddenly everywhere. Fueled by huge technological advances in recent years and gobs of venture capitalist money, AI has become one of the hottest corporate buzzwords. Roughly 1 in 7 public companies mentioned artificial intelligence in their annual filings last year, according to a Washington Post analysis Continue reading →