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Generative AI's capability to sift through data and produce code and narratives or provide analysis of a situation is well-known. However, its potential role as an assistant -- through which one can bounce off ideas or come up with new ideas -- is still being uncovered. Only about 15% of 1,400 managers surveyed by Capgemini use AI in their daily work, report Elisa Farri and Gabriele Rosani (both with Capgemini Invent's Management Lab) in their latest book, HBR Guide to Generative AI for Managers. Managers are not yet aware of how gen AI can help them lead teams, ideate, and manage. When employed as a co-pilot, gen AI becomes an efficient collaborator, handling a wide range of administrative, communication, and operational tasks, according to Farri and Rosani.

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My in-laws own a little two-bedroom beach bungalow. It's part of a condo development that hasn't changed much in fifty years. The units are connected by brick paths that wind through palm trees and tiki shelters to a beach. Nearby, developers have built big hotels and condo towers, and it's always seemed inevitable that the bungalows would be razed and replaced. But it's never happened, probably because, according to the association's bylaws, eighty per cent of the owners have to agree to a sale of the property.

Implanted BCIs are electrodes put in paralyzed people's brains so they can use imagined movements to send commands from their neurons through a wire, or via radio, to a computer. In this way, they can control a computer cursor or, in few cases, produce speech. Recently, this field has taken some strides toward real practical applications. About 25 clinical trials of BCI implants are currently underway. And this year MIT Technology Review readers have selected these brain-computer interfaces as their addition to our annual list of 10 Breakthrough Technologies, published in January.

The researchers, a team of psychiatrists and psychologists at Dartmouth College's Geisel School of Medicine, acknowledge these questions in their work. But they also say that the right selection of training data--which determines how the model learns what good therapeutic responses look like--is the key to answering them. The researchers first trained their AI model, called Therabot, on conversations about mental health from across the internet. If you told this initial version of the model you were feeling depressed, it would start telling you it was depressed, too. Responses like, "Sometimes I can't make it out of bed" or "I just want my life to be over" were common, says Nick Jacobson, an associate professor of biomedical data science and psychiatry at Dartmouth and the study's senior author.

Israeli historian and philosopher Yuval Noah Harari's book Sapiens became an international bestseller by presenting a view of history driven by the fictions created by mankind. His later work Homo Deus then depicted the a future for mankind brought about by the emergence of superintelligence. His latest book, Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks From the Stone Age to AI, is a warning against the unparalleled threat of AI. A rising trend of techno-fascism driven by populism and artificial intelligence has been visible since the US presidential election in November. Nexus, which was published just a few months earlier, is a timely explainer of the potential consequences of AI on democracy and totalitarianism.

This post contains a list of the AI-related seminars that are scheduled to take place between 1 April and 31 May 2025. All events detailed here are free and open for anyone to attend virtually. Lie-Poisson Neural Networks (LPNets): Data-Based Computing of Hamiltonian Systems Speaker: Vakhtang Poutkaradze (University of Alberta) Organised by: University of Minnesota Zoom registration is here. Sample complexity of data-driven tuning of model hyperparameters in neural networks with structured parameter-dependent dual function. Speaker: Anh Nguyen (Carnegie Mellon University) Organised by: Carnegie Mellon University Zoom link is here.

Japan's state-backed chip venture Rapidus began test production of next-generation chips on Tuesday, an early but key step in the country's efforts to make its own artificial intelligence components. The 2-year-old company is gearing up to mass produce semiconductors using 2-nanometer processes in 2027, which on paper would match Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. in terms of chipmaking prowess. Japan has to date earmarked 1.72 trillion ( 11.5 billion) to support the startup, part of a yearslong push to regain some of the tech leadership it's ceded to the U.S., Taiwan and South Korea. "It was extraordinarily difficult to develop 2 nm technology and the knowhow for mass production," and more experimentation lies ahead, Chief Executive Officer Atsuyoshi Koike, who is 72, said at a news conference. "We will take things step by step to lower error rates and secure customer trust."

That's what Tinder is aiming for with a new game in collaboration with OpenAI. On Tuesday, Tinder launched The Game Game, an experience designed to help you practice your conversation skills by talking to an AI voice, powered by OpenAI's GPT-4o model. The Game Game works by dealing you a "stack of cards," each card containing a different AI persona and "meet cute" scenario, like accidentally grabbing someone else's luggage at baggage claim. Your goal is to score a date or a phone number within the time limit. You'll also get a score based on a scale of three Tinder flame icons.