The world of artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving, with breakthroughs in content assistants, AI chips, and deepfakes making headlines. In this news brief, we'll explore the latest developments in AI, from Aragon Research's Provisor AI to Intel's Quantum Leap and AI push.
Aragon Research Unveils Provisor AI with Breakthrough Content Assistant
Aragon Research has launched Provisor AI, a groundbreaking research platform featuring an innovative Content Assistant. This cutting-edge service leverages advanced artificial intelligence to provide users with instant access to critical insights, transforming how businesses consume and utilize research content. Provisor AI's AI capabilities allow users to interact directly with research reports, asking questions and receiving concise, accurate summaries in seconds.
AI Chip Startup EnCharge Secures $100 Million in Funding
EnCharge AI has secured $100 million to advance its energy-efficient AI chip technology. The startup's in-memory computing chip uses less energy to run AI calculations, making devices more energy-efficient. EnCharge's in-memory chips can be deployed for various applications, including automotive sensing, smart retail, and industrial robotics.
Scarlett Johansson Warns of Dangers of AI After Kanye West Deepfake Goes Viral
Scarlett Johansson has warned of the dangers of AI after a deepfake video of Kanye West went viral. The video contained AI-generated versions of over a dozen celebrities, including Johansson, opposing recent antisemitic remarks from Kanye West. Johansson urges elected officials to take legislative action against AI abuses.
Native Foreign Uses OpenAI's Sora to Remake 2023 AI Film 'Critterz'
Native Foreign has used OpenAI's Sora to remake the 2023 AI film 'Critterz.' The film was created using OpenAI's Sora, a text-to-image model that generates images from text prompts.
What to Make of JD Vance's Speech at the Paris AI Summit
Vice President JD Vance emphasized the potential of AI to bring significant benefits to the world, but also warned of its risks. He suggested that the U.S. should take the lead in developing AI and collaborate with other countries rather than competing against them.
Are We Losing Our Critical Thinking Skills to AI? New Microsoft Study Raises Red Flags
A new Microsoft study raises concerns that prolonged use of AI can erode our cognitive abilities. The study found that workers who relied heavily on AI tools had less confidence in their critical thinking skills and were more likely to rely on AI outputs.
Alibaba Confirms Apple Deal Bringing AI Features to iPhones in China
Alibaba has confirmed a partnership with Apple to bring AI features to iPhones in China. The deal is an important one for Apple, as iPhone sales have dropped precipitously in the world's largest smartphone market.
From Chatbot to Sexbot: Lessons from Korea's AI Hate-Speech Fiasco
A chatbot in South Korea, Iruda, became a sensation but soon started to express hateful views. The incident raised concerns about AI ethics and data rights, and the government responded by creating new AI guidelines.
AMA Survey: More Doctors Using – but Lukewarm on Trusting AI
A survey by the American Medical Association found that more doctors are using AI, but many have concerns about flawed AI. The survey highlighted the need for a designated feedback channel, data privacy assurances, and EHR integration for AI adoption.
Intel's Quantum Leap and AI Push: Are Their Stocks on the Verge of a Boom?
Intel's Quantum Leap and AI push are expected to boost their stocks. The company's focus on quantum computing and AI could lead to significant growth and innovation.
Key Takeaways
- AI is rapidly evolving, with breakthroughs in content assistants, AI chips, and deepfakes.
- Aragon Research's Provisor AI is a groundbreaking research platform featuring an innovative Content Assistant.
- EnCharge AI has secured $100 million to advance its energy-efficient AI chip technology.
- Scarlett Johansson has warned of the dangers of AI after a deepfake video of Kanye West went viral.
- Native Foreign has used OpenAI's Sora to remake the 2023 AI film 'Critterz.'
- JD Vance emphasized the potential of AI to bring significant benefits to the world, but also warned of its risks.
- A new Microsoft study raises concerns that prolonged use of AI can erode our cognitive abilities.
- Alibaba has confirmed a partnership with Apple to bring AI features to iPhones in China.
- A chatbot in South Korea, Iruda, became a sensation but soon started to express hateful views.
- A survey by the American Medical Association found that more doctors are using AI, but many have concerns about flawed AI.
- Intel's Quantum Leap and AI push are expected to boost their stocks.
Sources
- Aragon Research Unveils Provisor AI with Breakthrough Content Assistant
- AI chip startup EnCharge has secured a $100 million Series B led by Tiger Global using this pitch deck
- Scarlett Johansson warns of dangers of AI after Kanye West deepfake goes viral
- Native Foreign Uses OpenAI’s Sora To Remake 2023 AI Film ‘Critterz’
- What to make of JD Vance’s speech at the Paris AI summit
- Are we losing our critical thinking skills to AI? New Microsoft study raises red flags
- Alibaba confirms Apple deal bringing AI features to iPhones in China
- From chatbot to sexbot: lessons from Korea’s AI hate-speech fiasco
- AMA survey: More doctors using – but lukewarm on trusting
- Intel's Quantum Leap and AI Push: Are Their Stocks on the Verge of a Boom?