The rise of 'Shadow AI' has everyone buzzing (and worrying) about potential disasters, while debates rage about when we should actually trust AI—hint: it's not like asking a Magic 8-Ball. On the fun side, AI’s making its way into everything, even the bedroom and the Olympics, where it's always watching. Meanwhile, nonprofits are coding up greener futures, and Apple’s AI assistant is learning to be extra helpful. As Europe lays down the law with its first AI regulations, U.S. tech giants are groaning, and some experts are calling AI 'addictive intelligence.' But don't panic—experts like Michal Kosinski (aka AI’s Oppenheimer) remind us to tread carefully, while Cloudflare predicts AI will eventually just 'disappear' into the background. Who knows?
August 2024.
- ‘Shadow AI’: The Controversial 2024 Trend That Could Create Disaster
- AI Incident Database
- When Should We Trust AI? Magic-8-Ball Thinking
- We need to prepare for ‘addictive intelligence’
- Meet Michal Kosinski, the Oppenheimer of AI's scariest future
- U.S. Tech Giants Groan After EU Passes First AI Regulation
- Dirty talk: how AI is being used in the bedroom – and beyond
- At the Olympics, AI Is Watching You
- The AI-Powered Nonprofits Coding a Greener Future
- ‘You are a helpful mail assistant,’ and other Apple Intelligence instructions
- Cloudflare’s Dane Knecht Says ‘AI Will Disappear’
- Prompt Controls in GenAI Chatbots: 4 Main Uses and Best Practices
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