Artificial Intelligence

A major media outlet had to shut down its social media after an AI video showing a fake likeness of billionaire Elon Musk attempted to scam users.

The report warns the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology must act now or risk ‘widespread harm’ in the future.

Technology could help breathe life into ailing businesses across the nation, but that technology comes with an ever-increasing need for power.

A state-owned Chinese firm sought to develop tools with Imperial College London that can potentially be used in military bases.

This comes just a day after Elon Musk threatened to ban Apple devices from his companies over ChatGPT’s integration to Apple’s operating system.

Girls at a Melbourne private school were targeted by AI deepfakes, with one boy arrested and police investigations ongoing.

Elon Musk warned that his companies’ visitors would be required to check any Apple devices at the door if ChatGPT is integrated to Apple’s operating system.

Leopold Aschenbrenner issues a warning about the CCP exploiting AI: ‘The preservation of the free world against the authoritarian states is on the line.’

Experts are worried that Recall, which stores all user activity on their devices as images, could be hacked by criminals.

Researchers warned that some AI systems have learned to trick tests meant to assess their safety.

On the horror end, news organizations could use AI to write news stories and sack hundreds of journalists.

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.