ChatGPT gave users a scare with bizarre “insane” outputs, while a $25 million deepfake scam proved how powerful (and risky) AI can be. Meanwhile, the underground world of neural networks churning out fake IDs is raising eyebrows. On a lighter note, AI is flexing its creative muscles, like an AI poet inspired by New York Times headlines, and Hugging Face’s new open-source AI assistant maker is shaking up the competition with OpenAI. Amazon’s AI shopping assistant, “Rufus,” is here to make shopping easier, even as Google’s decision to split its AI ethics watchdog sparks debate. As DeepMind’s COO pushes for a responsible AI future, the focus is also on improving user experience and detecting hidden “cyborgs” among us. AI is shaping a thrilling, complex, and sometimes unpredictable world!
February 2024.
- ChatGPT goes temporarily “insane” with unexpected outputs, spooking users
- DeepMind COO on building a responsible future for AI and humanity
- The UX of AI: Lessons from Perplexity
- Deepfake scammer walks off with $25 million in first-of-its-kind AI heist
- Inside the Underground Site Where ‘Neural Networks’ Churn Out Fake IDs
- ai-poet gets inspired by new york times headlines
- Response Outlining with Generative-AI Chatbots
- Detecting the Secret Cyborgs
- Hugging Face launches open source AI assistant maker to rival OpenAI’s custom GPTs
- Amazon debuts ‘Rufus,’ an AI shopping assistant in its mobile app
- Google Splits Up a Key AI Ethics Watchdog
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