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AI roundup April 12: Adobe’s Ethical Firefly AI raises questions, AI-made political ads on Instagram and more
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AI roundup April 12: Adobe’s Ethical Firefly AI raises questions, AI-made political ads on Instagram and more

[ad_1]  Adobe's 'Ethical' firefly AI raises questions over training data sources;  Instagram's Modi AI images: Political boost sparks controversy;  Infosys partners with Intel to boost AI expertise and solutions; Apple Plans M4 chips with AI for upcoming Mac models: Report- this and more in our daily roundup. Let us take a look.1. Adobe's 'Ethical' Firefly AI raises questions over training data sourcesAdobe's Firefly AI, touted as an "ethical" alternative to competitors like Midjourney, was initially presented as trained solely on Adobe Stock. However, it was later revealed that Firefly also utilised AI-generated content from rival platforms. This raises questions about transparency and responsibility in AI development, highlighting the complexities of navigating ethical concerns in the...
Meta Leaders Say They’re Not Seeing AI Election Disinformation
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Meta Leaders Say They’re Not Seeing AI Election Disinformation

[ad_1] Meta Platforms Inc. is under immense pressure to ensure that social media content created by artificial intelligence doesn't cause havoc with elections this year. The company's top leaders say they haven't seen that happen yet on their services.“So far, it's been very striking how little these tools have been used on a systemic basis to try to subvert or disrupt these elections,” Nick Clegg, Meta's president of global affairs, said at an event on the company's AI strategy in London on Tuesday.  There's still time for that to change. The rapid spread of AI tools capable of generating realistic images, videos or audio clips coincides with a key global election year, with about half the world's population headed to the polls in 2024. Experts fear that AI-generated content could misl...
5 things about AI you may have missed today: Meta implements new policies to combat deepfakes, China may misuse AI, more
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5 things about AI you may have missed today: Meta implements new policies to combat deepfakes, China may misuse AI, more

[ad_1] Meta implements new policies to combat deepfakes; AI-powered diabetes program revolutionises health management; AI-powered diabetes program revolutionises health management; Study Reveals Racial Bias in AI Chatbots- this and more in our daily roundup. Let us take a look.1. Meta implements new policies to combat deepfakesMeta, the parent company of Facebook, implements new policies addressing deepfakes and altered media. It will introduce "Made with AI" labels for AI-generated content, expanding to include videos, images, and audio. Additionally, more prominent labels will identify manipulated content posing high deception risks. Meta shifts from content removal to transparency, aiming to inform viewers about the content's creation process, according to a report by Reuters. Also r...
Microsoft Copilot strengthens safeguards, blocks inappropriate prompts amid AI concerns
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Microsoft Copilot strengthens safeguards, blocks inappropriate prompts amid AI concerns

[ad_1] In a recent development, Microsoft has taken proactive measures to address concerns surrounding its Copilot tool, known for generating creative content using generative AI. The company appears to have implemented changes to block prompts that were previously associated with the production of violent, sexual, and other inappropriate images.These adjustments come on the heels of an alert from one of Microsoft's own engineers, Shane Jones, who expressed serious reservations about the potential misuse of Microsoft's GAI technology. Jones had recently reached out to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) detailing his concerns regarding the images generated by Copilot, which he found to be in violation of Microsoft's responsible AI principles. Also read: Elon Musk's X to Launch YouTube Cl...
We need to know how AI firms fight deepfakes
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We need to know how AI firms fight deepfakes

[ad_1] When people fret about artificial intelligence, it's not just due to what they see in the future but what they remember from the past -- notably the toxic effects of social media. For years, misinformation and hate speech evaded Facebook and Twitter's policing systems and spread around the globe. Now deepfakes are infiltrating those same platforms, and while Facebook is still responsible for how bad stuff gets distributed, the AI companies making them have a clean-up role too. Unfortunately, just like the social media firms before them, they're carrying out that work behind closed doors.I reached out to a dozen generative AI firms whose tools could generate photorealistic images, videos, text and voices, to ask how they made sure that their users complied with their rules.(1) Ten...
US President Joe Biden issues extraordinary executive order on AI risk; 10 points to know
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US President Joe Biden issues extraordinary executive order on AI risk; 10 points to know

[ad_1] US President Joe Biden took the first significant steps towards regulating artificial intelligence (AI), which has become a global discussion point at this stage. He has signed an unprecedented executive order that seeks to govern the way AI is being used by corporates. As per a report, this executive order seeks to balance the needs of tech companies with national security and consumer rights, creating an early set of guardrails that could be fortified by legislation and global agreements. Check the 10 important points from this order.Biden signs executive order on AI risksThe following rules have been implemented: 1. Developers of the most powerful AI systems must share their safety test results and other critical information with the U.S. government. 2. The National Institute ...
Google threatens to ban developers over AI content on Play Store
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Google threatens to ban developers over AI content on Play Store

[ad_1] AI is everywhere now. From search engines to customer-facing chatbots, it is added in a lot of different ways for different tasks. It has also begun appearing in mobile applications on both Android and iOS. Now, noticing the potential risks with generative AI, Google has updated its Play Store policy to push for moderation of AI-generated content in apps. As per the new policy, developers will have to add an option to report when AI generates offensive content, and then developers must use these reports to build safe filters and moderation tools to protect users.Google posted in its Android Developers Blog to highlight the new changes in its policy. It said, “Early next year, we'll be requiring developers to provide the ability to report or flag offensive AI-generated content wit...
5 things about AI you may have missed today: AI-linked movies raise job-loss fears, AI sparks US-China tech war, more
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5 things about AI you may have missed today: AI-linked movies raise job-loss fears, AI sparks US-China tech war, more

[ad_1] AI-generated TV and movie productions are sparking concern; Humane's 'AI pin' debuts on the Paris runway; Elon Musk recommends an AI referee to ensure proper development; AI ignites first conflict in the US-China tech war in the Middle-East- this and more in our daily roundup. Let us take a look.1. AI-generated TV and movie productionsPetitions in LA have revealed the growing impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on writers' livelihoods. While agreements have been reached with unions like The Screen Actors Guild, AI remains a job disrupter. Media giants promise to limit AI-generated content, but scepticism looms. IBM predicts AI's impact on 1.4 billion jobs, with 40-50% needing new skills in three years. Goldman Sachs anticipates 300 million job losses due to AI, including journ...
5 things about AI you may have missed today: UK unveils AI principles, PwC’s AI drive, and more
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5 things about AI you may have missed today: UK unveils AI principles, PwC’s AI drive, and more

[ad_1] UK unveils AI principles to prevent dominance by tech giants; AI revolutionises clinical research: shaping the future of healthcare; Church in Texas utilises AI-generated service powered by ChatGPT; Pebble challenges Elon Musk's X with AI-generated content- this and more in our daily roundup. Let us take a look.1. UK unveils AI principles to prevent dominance by tech giantsThe UK has unveiled principles aimed at preventing AI dominance by tech giants. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) seeks to balance innovation with accountability and transparency. It has revealed seven principles that include holding developers accountable, preventing Big Tech monopolies, and stopping anti-competitive behaviour. CMA's CEO, Sarah Cardell, emphasised the potential of AI, but warned agai...
OpenAI kills off its own AI text detection tool! Shocking reason behind it
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OpenAI kills off its own AI text detection tool! Shocking reason behind it

[ad_1] In a bid to develop AI classifier tools to distinguish AI-generated content, OpenAI had launched its AI text-detection tool back in March 2023 with great hope. The goal was to help people determine whether written material was authored by a human or by ChatGPT, OpenAI's AI chatbot. The tool employed linguistic analysis and assigned a "probability rating" to differentiate between the two sources of text.Challenges in distinguishing human and AI textInitially gaining popularity, the tool has now been discontinued, as it faced significant challenges in accurately distinguishing between human and machine writing. OpenAI acknowledged the "low rate of accuracy" in this crucial task and decided to discontinue the tool. Working Towards a More Accurate FutureIn a recent blog post, OpenAI ...