Instead of simply extracting information like search engines, AI generates new information, making them especially energy intensive
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Canadian universities grapple with how to use AI with integrity
The dizzying hype around AI has been replaced by sober reflection by Canada’s leading universities on how to ensure AI is properly used
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Don’t give smartphones to kids under 11, UK mobile phone firm says
One of UK’s largest mobile operators to offer new guidance to parents amid growing concerns of smartphones’ risks
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English schools to teach how to spot online fake news under govt plans
Students in England’s schools will be taught to spot extremist online content under planned changes to the curriculum
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Australian science magazine slammed over AI-generated articles
A leading science magazine published AI-generated articles that experts say were incorrect or oversimplified
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US judge rules Google is monopoly in key anti-trust case
In a landmark case, the judge ruled that Google has maintained a monopoly with its search engine
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Inbred, gibberish or just MAD? Warnings rise about AI models
Recent studies have shown how AI programs collapse when they are repeatedly fed their own data
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‘The missing component’: Key points about F-16s for Ukraine
Ukraine needs 120 to 130 F-16s or other advanced aircraft to achieve ‘parity’ with Russia
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In world first, EU’s sweeping AI law enters into force
Brussels says the sweeping new rules will drive innovation while protecting citizens’ rights
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AI startups swap independence for Big Tech’s deep pockets
Founders of AI startups are not following the traditional entrepreneurial journey of doing more with less. They’re joining the world’s biggest firms