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  •  Google

    Google Is Forming A Policy On AI Content And E-E-A-T

    Search Engine Journal, 06/16/23. During Google Search Central Live Tokyo 2023, Google’s Gary Illyes discussed AI generated content. It was revealed that Google does not label such content and it is not mandatory for publishers to label it either. Quality of content remains the most important factor for Google, regardless of whether it is AI generated or not. Additionally, Google advises publishers to have human editors review AI content before publishing. The handling of AI content in relation to E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness) is still being discussed internally by Google. As AI continues to evolve, it is essential for publishers to prioritize content quality. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Shopping

    How to Use A.I. as a Shopping Assistant

    The New York Times, 06/16/23. Chatbots like Microsoft’s Bing, Google’s Bard, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT are being used for product research and making informed purchasing decisions. These chatbots can provide up-to-date product recommendations and answer specific questions about reliability and quality. Additionally, OpenAI is developing a plug-in platform for ChatGPT, allowing users to add capabilities like web browsing and shopping. These features can help users generate grocery lists, find recipes, and plan trips more efficiently. Overall, A.I. is revolutionizing the way we shop and make decisions. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Jobs

    Rethinking your college major in the age of AI

    Silicon Angle, 06/16/23. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has raised concerns about its impact on college majors and job markets. While AI may lead to a net loss of jobs, it is unlikely to fully replace humans in all fields. Certain majors like data science, computer science, journalism, and business may be significantly affected by AI, while disciplines such as psychology, social sciences, education, healthcare professions, environmental sciences, and fine arts may be less vulnerable. Effective use of AI will require knowledge, validation, and critical thinking skills to navigate the changing landscape. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Management

    5 quick tips for employers on AI adoption

    HR Dive, 06/16/23. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace becomes subject to new legislation, employers are advised to be transparent and stay informed. Kelly Dobbs Bunting, a law firm shareholder, shared five best practices for employers adopting AI: provide notice, obtain employee consent, confirm AI vendor compliance, conduct bias audits, and be aware of laws across jurisdictions. It is essential for employers to prioritize compliance to avoid potential litigation. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Music

    Grammys OK AI Use in Music—But Ban Fully AI-Generated Songs

    Time, 06/16/23. Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its mark in the artistic world, as recognized by the Recording Academy. Their new eligibility requirements allow for the use of AI in award-eligible music, as long as there is a meaningful human authorship component. Fully AI-generated songs, however, are not eligible for any awards. Additionally, artists must contribute at least 20 percent of the work for album consideration. With the rise of AI, music industry experimentation and popular AI-generated songs have gained traction online, although copyright issues have arisen. Some artists, like Paul McCartney, embrace the use of AI for creative purposes. The Grammy Awards will take place on Feb. 4, 2024. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Hype

    This Is the Worst Part of the AI Hype Cycle

    Wired, 06/16/23. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) to resurrect John Lennon’s voice for a new Beatles song has sparked a mixture of excitement and concern. While the technology has the potential for creative and innovative uses, there are ethical questions surrounding the creation of fake songs. This moment represents the peak of the AI hype cycle, where society is enamored with the possibilities of AI but also recognizes the need for responsible usage. As AI continues to evolve, it is crucial to stress-test its applications and consider the impact on society. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Enterprise

    It’s not just hype, corporate America is making huge bets on AI transforming their businesses

    TechCrunch, 06/16/23. The potential of AI has led to increased investment and focus from tech companies. Companies like PwC and Accenture are committing significant resources to the sector, while many others are investing in AI-focused startups. The demand for AI-powered products and services has created a race to add more utility and value. Despite macroeconomic challenges, AI startups continue to attract deals, demonstrating the resilience of the sector. The significance of a tech company’s AI capabilities is becoming increasingly important. The AI boom is not just a startup story but also a Big Tech story, with a new generation of software being built and sold. Major investments, like Microsoft’s $1 billion partnership with OpenAI, set the tone for the capital flowing into AI-related work. The AI moment is broad and impactful in the enterprise software space. READ THE ARTICLE