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Elon Musk‘s xAI laid off at least 500 workers on its data annotation team on Friday night. The company sent…
How Melbourne fund manager Boman Group bought into AI giants Anthropic, OpenAI
When artificial intelligence giant Anthropic closed a staggering $US13 billion funding round early this month, Australia’s biggest venture…
What does AI use mean for students? How a liberal art college is fighting the AI cheating existential crisis
Assessments are to education what laws are to a virtuous life. A life of virtue, ordered to the…
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Bangla press/Shutterstock NotebookLM has seen plenty of changes…
Gemini Live is helping me practice my second language
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Woolworths, Coles’ pay mess; $53,000 a month for AI interns; NZ fugitive Tom Phillips killed
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Calling all AI Creators! Samsung Launches The Galaxy AI Canvas Challenge – Samsung Newsroom U.K.
Celebrate the creativity that the new Galaxy Tab S11 Series and Galaxy AI can offer Join Samsung to…
AI in the legal system: From hallucinations to High Court
“The problem of hallucinations has not been solved,” he said in an address to the Australian Bar Association…
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It’s been almost three years since ChatGPT’s launch put generative AI and other advanced AI technologies on everyone’s…
Could AI nursing robots help healthcare staffing shortages?
Facebook Tweet Email Link Around the world, health care workers are in short supply, with a shortage of…
China’s humanoid robot Bumblebee now walks with human-like gait
Shanghai Kepler Robotics Co., Ltd. announced a major update to the locomotion of its humanoid robot K2 “Bumblebee,”…
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Last year, more than 37 million people settled their behinds into the red-velvet upholstery, plastic chairs or wooden…