Two Harvard students, AnhPhu Nguyen and Caine Ardayfio, recently developed “I-XRAY,” a tool that uses Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses in combination with facial recognition technology to dox people in real-time.
Read MoreIf you think today’s AI chips are fast, you’re about to be left in the dust — IBM’s NorthPole is a game-changer that makes GPUs look sluggish and inefficient by comparison.
Read MoreA Harvard study has revealed that students using AI tutors learned more than twice as much as those attending traditional lectures, sparking debates on the future of education.
Read MoreOpenAI introduced the o1-preview, the first model in a new series of AI systems designed to spend more time reasoning before delivering answers.
Read MoreQuantum technologies are entering a critical phase where the transition from research to industry is gaining momentum, yet significant challenges remain. A detailed EU workshop report highlights both the promises and the pitfalls of quantum advancements.
Read MoreThe CEO of OpenAI Japan has just teased its latest innovation—GPT-Next, an AI model that will be 100 times more powerful than GPT-4, with a release expected by the end of 2024.
Read MoreWe’re pouring billions into creating smarter-than-human AI—but will this massive investment actually make us safer, or just speed up the inevitable?
Read MoreCoinbase revealed the world's first crypto transaction entirely managed by AI agents. In this instance, one AI used crypto tokens to purchase AI tokens from another, signaling a leap forward in AI autonomy.
Read MoreThe rise of AI in academia is forcing universities to confront an unsettling reality: the integrity of education is under siege. Tools like ChatGPT enable students to generate essays and complete assignments with unprecedented ease.
Read MoreIs our reliance on AI driving us towards an innovation explosion—or unmanageable chaos? Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, recently shared his evolving and increasingly uncertain views on the future of AI during a discussion at Stanford
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