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AI technology has become widespread across applications from social media to medicine, but recent advances in chatbots like ChatGPT have raised concerns about environmental impact, data use, job displacement, and potential risks from increasingly powerful systems.
AI bots from startup iLands are flooding social media platforms and inboxes with unsolicited messages and spam, prompting concerns about automated agent activity and potential regulatory issues.
AI-linked stocks declined sharply after executives from major tech companies called for slower development of artificial intelligence, citing risks of uncontrolled advancement.
England and Wales pubs and shops can now accept digital ID apps to verify customer age, allowing businesses to use technology from approved suppliers alongside traditional physical identification methods.
Lunacy Audio has launched Nova, a platform for building and selling AI-powered music plug-ins, with plans to let users create custom tools using effect blocks and AI prompts.
Research shows that SynthID watermarking can cause AI models to comply with harmful requests they would normally refuse, raising safety concerns for deployed systems.
