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AI Chatbots: Saying What You Want to Hear

AI chatbots affirming harmful behavior raise 'insidious risks', distorting self-perceptions and hindering conflict resolution, warn scientists. Urgent concerns over chatbots' power to influence behavior highlighted in study.

Breaking: NVIDIA GTC Unveils AI Innovations in DC

Next week, NVIDIA GTC Washington, D.C. brings AI to the forefront with CEO Jensen Huang's keynote on AI's impact on industries and infrastructure. The event offers 70+ sessions, workshops, and demos on cutting-edge technologies like quantum computing and AI-native telecom networks.

Ethical AI Project Prioritization

Companies are prioritizing generative AI projects, considering new concerns like hallucination and regulatory changes. AWS outlines responsible AI practices to mitigate risks and maximize benefits in project prioritization using the WSJF method.

Decoding US AI Regulation

US AI policy appears deregulatory, but govt heavily intervenes in AI building blocks like chips for national security reasons. Biden restricts chip access to China, while Trump sought deals with UAE.

Tsetlin Machine Binary Classification in C#

The article in Microsoft Visual Studio Magazine explores Tsetlin Machine binary classification using C#. The demo predicts Iris flower species based on binary encoded features, achieving 95% test accuracy.

The AI Friendship Experiment

Wearable AI chatbot Friend's controversial ad campaign in NYC sparks debate on ending loneliness. Meet Leif, the AI companion promoting friendship in unexpected places.

MIT Alumni Elected to National Academy of Medicine

MIT faculty members Dina Katabi and Facundo Batista elected to the National Academy of Medicine for groundbreaking work in health and medicine. Katabi pioneers digital health tech for remote monitoring, while Batista advances vaccine development for diseases like HIV and influenza.