The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, with significant developments in various sectors. From China's concerns about AI experts leaking confidential information to the West to Google's push for employees to work 60-hour weeks to develop AGI, the stakes are high. Meanwhile, Tether Data's new AI SDK enhances language detection for trading applications, and Clickthrough launches exclusive AI training courses for NZ businesses. In the sports world, Rahul Dravid hopes AI can predict injuries to cricketers, while the University of South Florida offers a free course on introduction to AI. Social commerce startup Nectar Social uses AI to help brands connect with younger shoppers, and Vidya Balan calls out AI-generated content featuring her. SoftBank is in talks to borrow $16 billion to fund AI investments, further fueling the global AI race.
China Tells Its AI Leaders to Avoid U.S. Travel Over Security Concerns
China's government has instructed its top AI leaders to avoid traveling to the United States over security concerns. This move reflects Beijing's growing unease with the West and its efforts to assert control over the flow of technology and talent.
Google Cofounder Exhorts Employees to Work 60-Hour Weeks to Create AI Designed to Replace Them
Google cofounder Sergey Brin has recommended that employees spend at least 60 hours a week in the office to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI). This comes as the company faces criticism for its performance evaluations and layoffs.
Tether Data's New AI SDK Enhances Language Detection for Trading Applications
Tether Data's new AI SDK enhances language detection for trading applications, making it easier for users to communicate in real-time. This development has significant implications for the cryptocurrency market, particularly for AI-related tokens.
Clickthrough Launches Exclusive & Customised AI Training Courses for NZ Businesses
Clickthrough, a leading digital marketing and AI training provider, has launched exclusive, customised AI training courses designed to help New Zealand businesses build AI literacy and integrate AI effectively.
Rahul Dravid Hopes Artificial Intelligence Will Be Able to Predict Injuries to Cricketers in Future
Rahul Dravid hopes Artificial Intelligence will be able to predict injuries to cricketers in future. Dravid said predicting injuries to players is something that has not been done so far despite the advancement of technology.
USF Offers Free Course on Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
The University of South Florida is offering a free, online introductory course on artificial intelligence from now until March 24. The course, "GenAI In Action: Impact and Possibilities
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- The U.S. media reported that the Chinese authorities instructed its artificial intelligence (AI)-rel..
- Google Cofounder Exhorts Employees to Work 60-Hour Weeks to Create AI Designed to Replace Them
- Tether Data's New AI SDK Enhances Language Detection for Trading Applications
- Clickthrough Launches Exclusive & Customised AI Training Courses for NZ Businesses
- Rahul Dravid hopes Artificial Intelligence will be able to predict injuries to cricketers in future
- China Tells Its AI Leaders to Avoid U.S. Travel Over Security Concerns
- USF offers free course on introduction to artificial intelligence
- Social commerce startup led by Seattle sisters uses AI to help brands connect with younger shoppers
- Vidya Balan calls out AI-generated content featuring her: ‘It does not reflect my views or work’
- SoftBank in talks to borrow $16 billion to fund AI, The Information reports