Artificial Intelligence

It sounds like science fiction, but experts and leaders are now warning bots could be calling the shots on everything from product purchases to elections.

‘Adopting protective technologies like content credentials will be crucial to help restore trust in the digital content we are consuming,’ Ms. Mulveny said.

The employees called on ‘advanced AI companies’ not to retaliate against those ’who publicly share risk-related confidential information' about their systems.

Mr. Musk also revealed to investors his plans to build a supercomputer to support xAI’s development.

Actors behind these operations used OpenAI tools to generate comments, produce articles, or create fake names or bios for social media accounts.

‘There is no way we would let AI replace what we have as the craft of journalism,’ said ABC Managing Director David Anderson.

Security research centre said that there was ‘no clear guidance’ on preventing AI being used to create misleading content.

Australian authorities were concerned that information generated by AI could affect the outcome of the upcoming election.

‘A lot of social media is bad for kids, as there is extreme competition between social media AIs to maximize dopamine!’ Mr. Musk said.

The company denies the use of the actress’s voice for its ChatGPT voice called ‘Sky.’

‘After Nagasaki and Hiroshima [atomic bombs], it took 18 years to get to a treaty over test bans ... We don’t have that kind of time,’ said former Google CEO.

Representatives from Apple, Microsoft, and NVIDIA have met with leaders of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand, and proposed large-scale investments.

The agency aims to standardise restrictions on AI to mitigate nefarious actors that threaten national security.

The ENFORCE Act will grant BIS legal authority to use export controls on AI systems, such as stopping the transfer of AI systems to China.

Britain has completed flight trials of an advanced quantum-based navigation system which cannot be jammed by hostile foreign powers.

‘Our research shows that globally, companies are making significant investments in AI, with Australia at the forefront,’ said KPMG global audit head of AI.

The tech giant has committed to employing up to 2,000 people in permanent roles at its Racine facility.

The former employees are seeking the reinstatement of their jobs and back pay.