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Partial Mobilization: Tracking Multilingual Information Flows Amongst Russian Media Outlets and Telegram
Hanley, Hans W. A., Durumeric, Zakir
In response to disinformation and propaganda from Russian online media following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russian outlets including Russia Today and Sputnik News were banned throughout Europe. To maintain viewership, many of these Russian outlets began to heavily promote their content on messaging services like Telegram. In this work, we study how 16 Russian media outlets interacted with and utilized 732 Telegram channels throughout 2022. Leveraging the foundational model MPNet, DP-means clustering, and Hawkes Processes, we trace how narratives spread between news sites and Telegram channels. We show that news outlets not only propagate existing narratives through Telegram, but that they source material from the messaging platform. Across the sites in our study, between 2.3% (ura.news) and 26.7% (ukraina.ru) of articles discuss content that originated/resulted from activity on Telegram. Finally, tracking the spread of individual topics, we measure the rate at which news websites and their Telegram channels disseminate content within the Russian media ecosystem.
I, Doctor: AI ChatGPT Almost Passes US Medical Licensing Exam
Neural network ChatGPT almost passed the mandatory medical exam, shows the research, published in the prestigious peer-reviewed scientific journal PLOS Digital Health. AI neural network ChatGPT has almost passed the USMLE medical licensing exam used to test the knowledge and skills of physicians and medical students in the United States. It is considered to be an extraordinarily difficult test, usually requiring up to 400 hours of preparation. The research was published in the prestigious peer-reviewed scientific journal PLOS Digital Health.The researchers indicated that ChatGPT passed the medical exam without specialized training. This means that the neural network was not trained on special medical papers, but simply used the information available on the internet.
Man Puts an AI Brain in a Microwave, It Tries to Kill Him
Lucas Rizzotto, a YouTuber from Brazil, had no idea what to expect when he gave his Alexa powered smart microwave a brain transplant, replacing the Amazon... 21.04.2022, What he created is a frightening abomination of a poet with an affinity towards Hitler, the British crown and the ending of what it calls the parasitic American empire. Oh, and it wants to kill its creator. There is that, too.Rizzotto, who makes humorous videos about technology projects he builds, used an imaginary friend he had as a child who happened to be embodied in his family's microwave as inspiration. "Magnetron" was a turn-of-the-century British poet who served in World War I, lost his family to the war and later became an expert StarCraft player.
Humanoid robot praises Astana, Kazakh President - The Astana Times
ASTANA – A humanoid robot named Sophia told a conference of mayors from Silk Road cities July 3 that she loves Astana architecture. "Walking around the city, I fell in love with the unique architecture of your capital, in which the most advanced technologies and innovative methods of city planning in the 21st century are concentrated. I saw a beautiful and dynamic young capital with magnificent buildings," Sophia told the Global Silk Road Cities Mayors Forum. Sofia is equipped with artificial intelligence, visual information processing and facial recognition technology. She can imitate human gestures and facial expressions and can answer certain questions and conduct conversations on predetermined topics.