August 12, 2023
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Prompt Engineering
We’re using AI chatbots wrong. Here’s how to direct them.
The Denver Post, 08/12/23. In today’s tech-savvy world, AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT and Bard have gained popularity due to their ability to write essays and recipes. However, users often encounter what is known as hallucinations, where AI fabricates information. To make the best use of AI technology, it is essential to direct chatbots to credible sources like reputable websites and research papers. By providing accurate information, AI can carry out helpful tasks with a high level of accuracy. This approach not only improves the usefulness of chatbots but also helps combat the spread of misinformation. READ THE ARTICLE
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China
AI Drones and Quantum Sensors: Why Biden Is Cracking Down on Tech Investment in China
Investopedia, 08/12/23. President Joe Biden has issued an executive order to restrict U.S. tech investment in Chinese companies developing advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence. The concern is that such investment could accelerate China’s development of advanced weapons, including autonomous drones, self-aiming guns, hyper sensors, and unhackable communications. The order directs the Treasury Department to regulate investment in Chinese companies involved in semiconductors, microelectronics, quantum information technologies, and AI. The potential military applications of these technologies include pilotless planes, autonomous drones, AI-operated tank cannons, and quantum technologies for submarine detection and secure communications. READ THE ARTICLE
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Law
Journal of Free Speech Law: My “Large Libel Models? Liability for AI Output”
Reason, 08/12/23. The essay discusses the issue of false and defamatory statements generated by Large Language Models (LLMs), specifically ChatGPT-3.5 and Bard. The author highlights the potential harm caused by these false statements, as they are becoming integrated into search engines and other products. The essay explores the question of whether the creators and operators of AI programs should be held liable for defamation based on their programs’ outputs. The author suggests implementing a “notice-and-blocking” system and discusses the possibility of negligence liability. The essay concludes with thoughts on how this issue may apply to other claims. READ THE ARTICLE
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Fashion
Weekend Briefing: How Scandi brands brought AI to the catwalk
Glossy, 08/12/23. Copenhagen Fashion Week showcased a blend of established and emerging Scandi brands, including Stine Goya, Ganni, and Rotate. Ganni’s AI-integrated catwalk allowed attendees to interact with AI bots placed around the venue, showcasing the brand’s focus on innovation and sustainability. Additionally, brands like Ganni, Remain, Cecilie Bahnsen, and Stine Goya collaborated with mobile game Drest to dress avatars and promote a connection between digital fashion, sustainability, and gaming. Meanwhile, Ralph Lauren announced a shift towards catering to luxury customers, while China lifted its ban on group travel, leading to a surge in luxury stocks. READ THE ARTICLE