May 21, 2023

  •  Models

    Generative AI That’s Based On The Murky Devious Dark Web Might Ironically Be The Best Thing Ever, Says AI Ethics And AI Law

    Forbes, 05/21/23. The article explores the idea of training generative AI on Dark Web content, discussing potential benefits and concerns. While it suggests advantages such as identifying evildoers and interpreting specialized languages, it also highlights risks such as unreliable results and potential misuse. The author mentions existing models like DarkGPT and research on DarkBERT. Ethical and legal considerations are emphasized, and the implications for future sentient AI development are discussed. Caution and thoughtful exploration are encouraged in this complex and evolving field. READ THE ARTICLE

  • Tools

    Grammarly Is AI — We’ve Been Using It All Along

    Medium, 05/21/23. Grammarly’s hidden AI capabilities have inadvertently trained writers to produce content that now gets flagged as AI-generated. As AI detection measures increase, we may face consequences for our association with Grammarly. To overcome this, we must embrace a more human writing style, unlearn AI-influenced techniques, and approach writing with a fresh perspective. It’s a challenging yet liberating opportunity to break free from AI’s grip. READ THE ARTICLE

  • Limitations

    AI expert says ChatGPT is way stupider than people realize

    Futurism, 05/21/23. In a recent interview, AI expert Rodney Brooks argues that OpenAI’s large language models, including ChatGPT, are not as intelligent as people believe. He emphasizes that these models excel at sounding like they have the right answers, but they lack a fundamental understanding of the world. Brooks warns against mistaking their ability to mimic human-like responses for true reasoning. He highlights the limitations of current AI systems and cautions against expecting them to reach the level of artificial general intelligence (AGI) anytime soon. Brooks believes it’s important to acknowledge these limitations to prevent potential risks. READ THE ARTICLE

  • Cursed new AI calls debtors to hassle them for money

    Futurism, 05/21/23. The rise of AI coincides with record debt levels, and startup Skit.AI plans to use an AI-powered goon for faster cash collection. However, chatbot experimentation and biases pose concerns about effectiveness and ethics. Debt collection already disproportionately affects Black communities, perpetuating poverty. Adding AI exacerbates an already distasteful business, raising ethical and practical issues. READ THE ARTICLE

  • Education

    AI’s Education Revolution

    The Wall Street Journal, 05/21/23. Khan Academy and OpenAI’s ChatGPT are revolutionizing education with Khanmigo, an AI-infused tool inspired by “The Diamond Age.” This personalized, self-paced learning tablet aims to bridge the educational gap by providing scalable one-on-one tutoring and access to high-quality education worldwide. With the power of generative artificial intelligence, Khanmigo has the potential to transform the learning experience and raise academic achievement for all students. READ THE ARTICLE

  • Advertising

    How generative AI’s impact on digital advertising methodology is evolving

    VentureBeat, 05/21/23. Generative AI tools are revolutionizing industries, prompting reevaluation and innovative solutions. While offering unprecedented speed, issues like content ownership and brand safety arise. Despite challenges, the market is projected to grow significantly. These tools expedite creative brainstorming and code development but require careful review for optimization and integration. Embracing generative AI enables industries to navigate the frontier and optimize workflows. READ THE ARTICLE

  • Search

    Google’s AI Search Could Mean Radical Changes for Your Internet Experience

    CNET, 05/21/23. The future of Google Search was unveiled at Google I/O, featuring an experimental version called the Search Generative Experience (SGE). SGE prioritizes AI-generated results in a expanding green box, eliminating the traditional blue links. This move challenges the ad-driven business model of the internet while aiming to provide users with instant, accurate answers. However, the impact on website traffic and the digital publishing industry remains uncertain, raising questions about the need for new approaches to compensation and incentivizing quality content creation. READ THE ARTICLE