Modern gadgets in the style of Gaudí – in pictures
Marcus Byrne’s household appliances mirror the Spanish architect’s colourful style
What’s the point of personal statements when ChatGPT can say it so much better? | Tim Adams
Thanks in part to AI, students will no longer have to wax lyrical about struggles and achievements to secure a university place
Top 5 stories of the week: ChatGPT, CES and cybersecurity advice from AWS
A roundup of the top 5 stories this week, including AI at CES and coming soon to Microsoft Office, and security advice from AWS.
Is this by Rothko or a robot? We ask the experts to tell the difference between human and AI art
An art historian, a critic and a gallerist are tasked with guessing whether a piece is by an important artist or a clever bot. It turns out it’s harder than it looks
OpenAI, creator of ChatGPT, casts spell on Microsoft
The hottest startup in Silicon Valley right now is OpenAI, the Microsoft-backed developer of ChatGPT, a much-hyped chatbot that can write a poem, college essay or even a line of software code.
'Artificial intuition' delivers better answers to thorny parking-lot optimization problem
Assessing the optimal location for parking lots is surprisingly mathematically challenging, and a subset of a classic computational complexity problem with far wider applications. A team of data scientists has combined quantum annealing with a process that attempts to mimic the underlying processes of human intuition in a technique that delivers a solution accuracy that's far superior to conventional approaches.
OpenAI, Georgetown, Stanford study finds LLMs can boost public opinion manipulation
A new study by scientists at Stanford University, Georgetown University, and OpenAI show impact LLMs can have on manipulating public opinion.
Adopting AutoML: Let’s do a reality check
AutoML can't define and automatically solve statements. But, it can solve pre-defined statements with relevant data and features.
Bill Gates calls AI ‘quite revolutionary’ – but is less sure about the metaverse
Bill Gates has given his verdict on some of tech’s biggest buzzwords – and proffered that while the metaverse is lukewarm, AI is ‘quite revolutionary.’
For AI adoption, ‘culture eats strategy for breakfast’
Company culture is a primary obstacle to AI adoption. Advice from experts on how to change culture to welcome AI into your business.
ChatGPT writes convincing fake scientific abstracts that fool reviewers in study
Could the new and wildly popular chatbot ChatGPT convincingly produce fake abstracts that fool scientists into thinking those studies are the real thing?
Top AI startup news of the week: InstaDeep, DeepL, Pachyderm and more
There were key AI startup acquisitions this week, as well as new funding in a variety of sectors. Here are six companies that made headlines.
ChatGPT: what can the extraordinary artificial intelligence chatbot do?
Ask the AI program a question, as millions have in recent weeks, and it will do its best to respond
End of the essay? UK lecturers urged to review assessments amid ChatGPT concerns
AI tool is capable of producing high-quality essays with minimal human input
Automated optical inspection of FAST's reflector surface using drones and computer vision
The Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST), also known as the China Sky Eye, is the world's largest single-dish radio telescope. Its reflector is a partial sphere of radius R=300 m. The planar partial spherical cap of the reflector has a diameter of 519.
Google’s Muse model could be the next big thing for generative AI
2022 was a great year for generative AI. 2023 got a big start as Google introduced its latest text-to-image model, Muse, earlier this month.
It’s 2023, where are the sex robots? ‘They will probably never be as huge as everyone thinks’
For at least a decade, researchers have speculated that sex with robots is just around the corner and yet that is yet to materialise
Got It AI creates truth checker for ChatGPT ‘hallucinations’
Got It AI said it has developed AI to identify and address ChatGPT "hallucinations" for enterprise applications.