Study shows skills that are easily transferable to AI, such as in finance, have seen an “almost fivefold greater labour productivity growth”
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OpenAI says AI is ‘safe enough’ as scandals raise concerns
OpenAI has let go of a team dedicated to mitigating the dangers of AI, amid criticisms the company has prioritized products over safety
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What is flight turbulence and why does it happen?
The Singapore Airlines flight, where more than 70 passengers were injured and one died, may have hit “the most dangerous type of turbulence”
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Canada inflation ticks lower to 2.7 per cent in April
Inflation in Canada fell to 2.7 per cent in April, increasing the prospects of an interest rate cut soon
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Biden slams ICC request for warrant for Israeli leaders
Biden called the International Criminal Court’s bid to arrest Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu and its defense minister “outrageous”
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New device helps paraplegics regain partial use of hands
After two months of using the new device, 43 of the 60 paraplegics regained the ability to use their arms and hands
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UK auditors fail to warn over three quarters of bankruptcies: study
The UK auditing sector has faced outcry over its failure to identify or prevent major bankruptcies that sparked massive job losses
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Assisted dying debate hits close to home for UK
The UK faces pressure to reconsider its assisted dying laws, as nearby jurisdictions move closer to implementing a right to die
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‘Can I kill someone?’: Richard Gere’s dilemma in ‘Oh, Canada’
Richard Gere has thought long and hard about the moral quandary at the heart of his new film ‘Oh, Canada’
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Can we rid artificial intelligence of bias?
Generative artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT opens up new opportunities to get things wrong, experts worry