Google has updated its AI ethical guidelines and removed a key pledge not to use the tech in a dangerous way. The company erased the 2018 pledge on Tuesday which stated the tech giant'would not use AI for weapons or surveillance'. The revised policy now shows that Google will only develop AI'responsibly' and in line with'widely accepted principles of international law and human rights.' Google's change has sparked internal backlash as employees called the move'deeply concerning' and that the company should not be involved in'the business of war.' Matt Mahmoudi, Amnesty adviser on AI and human rights, shamed Google for the move, saying the tech giant set a'dangerous precedent.' 'AI-powered technologies could fuel surveillance and lethal killing systems at a vast scale, potentially leading to mass violations and infringing on the fundamental right to privacy,' he added.

The proliferation of NLP-powered language technologies, AI-based natural language generation models, and English as a mainstream means of communication among both native and non-native speakers make the output of AI-powered tools especially intriguing to linguists. This paper investigates how Grammarly and ChatGPT affect the English language regarding wordiness vs. conciseness. A case study focusing on the purpose subordinator in order to is presented to illustrate the way in which Grammarly and ChatGPT recommend shorter grammatical structures instead of longer and more elaborate ones. Although the analysed sentences were produced by native speakers, are perfectly correct, and were extracted from a language corpus of contemporary English, both Grammarly and ChatGPT suggest more conciseness and less verbosity, even for relatively short sentences. The present article argues that technologies such as Grammarly not only mirror language change but also have the potential to facilitate or accelerate it.

Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. As artificial intelligence continues to completely change the way millions of fans interact with live sporting events, a platform is introducing an innovative approach to monetization. Technology company Play Anywhere has developed a proven track record of increasing fan engagement and creating new revenue streams for its partners. The technology can be seemingly integrated into mobile devices, connected televisions or various streaming devices.

Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Last year, the NFL announced Prime Video landed the streaming rights to the league's inaugural Black Friday game. The game between the Aaron Rogers-led New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins kicks off Nov. 24. The game between two AFC East division foes will coincide with one of the busiest shopping days of the year in the U.S. Amazon's Prime Video service will allow non-subscribers to watch the highly anticipated matchup.

The construction industry is undergoing a digital transformation, and one of the most significant changes is the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. AI is being used to improve efficiency, safety, and quality in construction projects. In this blog post, we will explore how AI is changing the construction industry in 2023. AI is being used in various ways in construction projects. For example, drones are being used to survey construction sites and collect data.

An AI-powered technology called Podium is intended to speed up the post-production of podcasts significantly. It lets you quickly create transcripts, highlights, chapters, and show notes with episode summaries. The application is simple to use and doesn't need to create an account; all required is to submit an audio file. The AI in Podium will swiftly find quotable passages, develop chapters and titles, and provide a summary of the episode that can be easily shared on social media. Also, it offers a superb transcript for enhanced accessibility and search engine optimization. The application is initially free but will soon change to a cheap pay-per-use fee or bespoke pricing if you need to handle a big volume of episodes at once. AI tool is intended to improve the post-production of podcasts via the creation of AI-powered show notes, titles, and descriptions.

The pandemic accelerated the use of AI-powered technologies and may have hastened the arrival of Industry 5.0, which places a strong emphasis on personalization. Big data and AI has the potential to transform education and are referred to as Education 4.0 AI, along with big data, blockchain, augmented reality, and the Internet of Things (IoT), has been credited with ushering in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0. The pandemic accelerated the use of AI-powered technologies and may have hastened the arrival of Industry 5.0, which places a strong emphasis on personalization. Big data and AI has the potential to transform education and are referred to as Education 4.0. The Indian EdTech market has expanded significantly and is expected to reach $10.4 billion by 2025.

Conceptually, AI is to the 2020s what DNA was to the 1990s, what bandwidth was to the early aughts, and mRNA was to the pandemic. You can't ignore the power of artificial intelligence because it's part of everyday life now. AI is designed to perform typical tasks involving some degree of problem solving and decision making that humans would normally do. Those tasks now range from making decisions regarding an insurance claim all the way to creating images from scratch based on text prompts. Many new uses of artificial intelligence, the technology, are still being discovered. Yet, if you think about the evolution of services like Siri or Alexa in our everyday lives, it's here too.

Artificial intelligence (AI) powered technologies are being developed and deployed at an unprecedented rate, fuelled by the large volumes of data and access to cheap computational power. However, while AI growth for consumer internet companies has been phenomenal, other sectors including manufacturing, finance, and agriculture, have yet to harness the full potential current AI solutions can offer. Hear from scientific and industry leaders to learn more about the tools we already have that can make building machine learning systems easier and faster, as well as how we should invest and design better to make AI more accessible to the broader span of businesses and industry sectors.

The strategic value of artificial intelligence (AI) is widely recognised by customer experience (CX) leaders worldwide. However, AI implementation in the contact centre appears to have slowed over the last year. Recent Talkdesk research explores why CX leaders find it challenging to realise the full potential of AI technology in the contact centre. CX leaders understand the value of AI and automation, viewing this technology as critical to accelerate success. The core benefits of AI technology deployment in the contact centre are not contested.