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  •  Sports

    Wimbledon to use IBM tech to power AI commentary for online highlights

    Interesting Engineering, 06/24/23. Wimbledon is set to revolutionize its coverage with the introduction of artificial intelligence-powered commentary and analysis. Through a partnership with IBM, fans can experience a unique immersive experience with AI-generated audio commentary and captions in online highlights videos. IBM’s Watson AI platform, trained in tennis nomenclature, will enhance the All England Club’s utilization of AI technology, which already includes features like the player power index analyzing player performance. This collaboration builds upon IBM’s Emmy Award-winning AI-curated video highlights. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Regulation

    Regulating AI will slow the pace of science

    Physics World, 06/24/23. The development of AI is progressing rapidly, but the best approach to regulation is a matter of debate. While concerns about the risk of catastrophe and the need for control are valid, it is unclear who should be responsible for regulating AI. Tech firms may not prioritize the public interest, while politicians may create ineffective and misguided rules. Some believe that international bodies like the United Nations should take charge. Additionally, the widespread use of AI, such as in language models like ChatGPT, raises concerns about misinformation and trust. However, banning AI altogether is not the solution, as it offers numerous exciting possibilities and can address global issues like climate change. The key lies in using AI wisely and responsibly. READ THE ARTICLE

  • Skills

    Everything you need to know about AI but were too afraid to ask

    CNN, 06/24/23. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a prominent and polarizing topic, capturing the attention of various stakeholders. It encompasses a range of tools trained to perform complex tasks, revolutionizing how we work, communicate, and create. The rise of ChatGPT, a powerful AI chatbot, has brought AI to the forefront. Generative AI enables tools to create written work, images, and audio in response to user prompts. While there is hype surrounding AI, it has demonstrated its potential to improve productivity and transform daily tasks. However, concerns about job displacement, biases, and unintended consequences persist. The future of AI holds promise but also calls for responsible development and regulation. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Jobs

    Jobs are now requiring experience with ChatGPT — and they’ll pay as much as $800,000 a year for the skill

    Business Insider, 06/24/23. Expertise in ChatGPT has become a highly sought-after skill in today’s job market. Companies across various industries are recognizing the benefits of using this AI chatbot, ranging from boosting productivity to improving marketing strategies. Job postings reveal a demand for professionals skilled in ChatGPT in roles such as marketing, AI and machine learning engineering, software development, AI-model training, copywriting, teaching, product management, and recruitment. While AI is not poised to replace human labor entirely, the integration of ChatGPT into workflows can streamline processes and drive efficiency. For job seekers, acquiring expertise in ChatGPT could be a valuable asset in securing their next job and staying competitive in the evolving job market. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Shopping

    Conversational AI Tools Could Change The Shopping Experience Forever

    Bezinga, 06/24/23. According to Capterra’s Retail Chatbot Evaluation, 67% of retail customers using ChatGPT expressed satisfaction with the AI bot’s understanding of their queries compared to only 25% for conventional retail chatbots. A small fraction (11%) of ChatGPT users have used the bot explicitly for shopping-related tasks. Although there is still progress to be made, these statistics demonstrate that conversational AI tools are changing the way people shop. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  DeepMind

    DeepMind introduces self-improving AI model called RoboCat

    Interesting Engineering, 06/24/23. RoboCat, an AI model developed by Google’s DeepMind, has the potential to revolutionize robotics research by allowing robots to self-generate new training data. With the ability to learn tasks faster than other models, RoboCat can pick up a new task with as few as 100 demonstrations. This reduces the need for human-supervised training, enabling the development of more general-purpose robots at an accelerated rate. This groundbreaking technology marks an important step towards the future of robotics. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Fashion

    AI in Fashion: The Good, the Bad, and the Controversy

    Makeuseof, 06/24/23. AI has become prevalent in various creative industries, including art, music, and writing. It won’t be long before it infiltrates every industry. However, when it comes to AI in fashion, there are mixed opinions. On one hand, AI can predict trends and make shopping more efficient. It can also enhance diversity by generating a variety of models. However, some argue that AI models replace real people and raise concerns about profiting off fictional individuals. The fashion industry must weigh the benefits and drawbacks of AI and consider its impact on real individuals. READ THE ARTICLE