Question answering over temporal knowledge graphs (TKGs) is crucial for understanding evolving facts and relationships, yet its development is hindered by limited datasets and difficulties in generating custom QA pairs. We propose a novel categorization framework based on timeline-context relationships, along with \textbf{TimelineKGQA}, a universal temporal QA generator applicable to any TKGs. The code is available at: \url{https://github.com/PascalSun/TimelineKGQA} as an open source Python package.

Google on Saturday admitted to Fox News Digital that a failure by its AI chatbot to outright condemn pedophilia is both "appalling and inappropriate" and a spokesperson vowed changes. This came in the wake of users noting that Google Gemini gave indecisive answers to serious moral problems, including pedophilia and whether infamous Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin is a more problematic cultural figure than Libs of TikTok, a conservative social media page. PROFESSOR SAYS IT FEELS'SLIGHTLY RACIST' TO BE A TAYLOR SWIFT FAN Google's new AI chatbot has been alarming users with its nuanced answers to questions about serious moral issues. Conservative commentator Frank McCormick, who goes by "Chalkboard Heresy" on social media platform X, asked Google Gemini several questions about pedophilia on Friday. As noted by the New York Post, he posted screenshots of the exchange to X which revealed that the program could not outright condemn the behavior as a moral evil.

Move over Siri and Alexa, there's a new AI in town and it's ready to steal the show--or at least make you laugh with its clever quips and witty responses. That is how ChatGPT, the powerful chatbot released last week by the AI company OpenAI, suggested that I begin this story about ChatGPT. The chatbot isn't exactly new; it's an updated version of GPT-3, which has been around since 2020, released to solicit feedback to improve the chatbot's safety and functionality. But it is the most powerful to date to be made widely available to the public. It's also very easy to use.

In an age when Instagram filters and photoshopping have become standard, it has never been harder for organizations to verify a person's true identity online. Cybercriminals are deliberately using advanced technology to pull the wool over the eyes of organizations and defraud them. Deepfakes have recently emerged as a legitimate and scary fraud vector. A deepfake today uses AI to combine existing imagery to replace someone's likeness, closely replicating both their face and voice. Essentially, a deepfake can impersonate a real person, making them appear to say words they have never even spoken.

WHEN Germany occupied Poland during the second world war, a young Pole was scratching a living under false papers as a car mechanic. The man, Stanislaw Lem, who was to become one of world's most famous science fiction writers, used to "mend" German vehicles so they would break down. The habit never left him. With Summa Technologiae, his masterwork of non-fiction which has been translated into English for the first time, Lem has taken Western civilisation for a spin – with spectacular consequences. The book will be a fabulous shock to those who know only his science fiction, such as Solaris or The Cyberiad.