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Britain's AI Strategy: Dependency in Digital Hype

UK outsourcing sovereignty for efficiency gains to US tech giants, risking becoming a satellite for AI testing and data extraction. Government promotes AI in NHS for £45bn savings, raising concerns about loss of control and value extraction.

The AI Effect: Faster Walks, Less Socializing

Carlo Ratti explores how AI reveals changes in public spaces, prompting a reimagining of urban design for modern society. Technology offers a solution to the decline in real-world interactions by studying patterns and testing new designs.

ChatGPT: A Game-Changer for Award-Winning Novels

Japanese novelist Rie Qudan's controversial novel, Sympathy Tower Tokyo, partly written using AI, raises questions about technology's creative potential. Qudan remains confident in her unique voice, despite AI assistance, as she discusses the publication of her fourth novel.

Fast-paced AI cat videos: addictive and disturbing

AI-generated cat videos featuring Billie Eilish songs depict tales of cheating, revenge, and violence, captivating millions of viewers in a bizarre Internet phenomenon. The videos showcase cartoonishly fat cats or buff felines with human bodies in condensed soap opera plots set to Eilish's music, creating an addictive and surreal viewing experience.

AgentCore Identity: Securing AI at Scale

Introducing Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Identity for AI agents, providing secure access to AWS resources and third-party tools. AgentCore Identity solves complex security challenges for enterprise AI agents, managing identities, credentials, and authentication at scale.

AI Revolutionizing RNA Therapy Development

MIT researchers use AI to design nanoparticles for efficient RNA therapy delivery, accelerating vaccine development. Novel approach could treat metabolic disorders faster, aided by innovative machine-learning model.

Choosing the Best Encoding for Neural Networks

Using one-over-n-hot encoding for categorical variables in a neural network shows promising results, with better generalization (95% vs. 90% accuracy) but inconclusive findings. The approach adds information to predictor variables, potentially enhancing prediction accuracy in data analysis tasks.