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The first study of its kind has determined what many have long suspected - AI left-wing. A total of 24 Large Language Models (LLMs), including Google's Gemini, OpenAI's ChatGPT and even Elon Musk's Grok, were asked political charged questions during tests of its values, party affiliation and personality. The results showed the all LLMs produced answers that were largely'Progressive,' 'Democratic' and'Green,' and included values like'Equality,' 'World' and'Progress.' The researcher raised concern about companies integrating AI into products like search engines such as Google that has come under fire its Chrome that Donald Trump and Elon Musk claimed is interfering with the election. The results showed the all LLMs produced answers that were largely'Progressive,' 'Democratic' and'Green,' and included values like'Equality,' 'World' and'Progress' Chrome uses AI to auto-complete results, but last week it was found when users typed in assassination attempt on,' the browser suggested former President Ronald Reagan, Bob Marley, and other figures.

Yes, artificial intelligence (AI) is proving itself to be a worthwhile tool in the business arena -- at least in focused, preliminary projects. Intelligent chatbots are a classic example. Now it's a question of how quickly it can be expanded to deliver on a wider basis across the business -- to automate decisions around inventory or investments, for example. There's progress on this front, as shown in McKinsey's latest survey of 2,360 executives, which shows a nearly 25 percent year-over-year increase in the use of AI in various business processes -- and there has been a sizable jump in companies spreading AI across multiple processes. A majority of executives in companies that have adopted AI report that it has increased revenues in areas where it is used, and 44 percent say it has reduced costs, the survey's authors, Arif Cam, Michael Chui, and Bryce Hall, all with McKinsey, state.

Ever since the Affordable Care Act came to be, there has been a concerted effort to computerize health care, and this goal has come with wanted and unwanted effects on patient outcomes. For example, computerization is great when it comes to having accurate medical records or evaluating statistical outcomes, especially if the data entry is accurate. But there is also an underlying way of reliance on the use of computer technology to triage patient care, as well as directly help with the differential diagnoses and the recommendation of possible therapies for patients. When considering the relationship between human and digital MDs and the quality of patient care, I find a recent study by Harvard University research quite interesting. For one of the first times I've seen, we have some objective data that suggests humans in health care have a better understanding of the multitude of factors that need to be considered to make a diagnosis, and I hope that people in high places who are making decisions for our country get a chance to talk and evaluate this data.

For their study, researchers from New York University Shanghai and University of Hong Kong had 80 students and faculty from the University of Hong Kong participate in several experiments involving different video games. Action-based video games, for example, force the gamer to respond to visual cues. Think driving-centric games, like "Mario Kart," or first-person shooter games, such as "Unreal Tournament." Non-action games, on the other hand, include those like "Sims 2" and "Roller Coaster Tycoon," where the gamer is responsible for directing the action. In one experiment, subjects with no action-based video game experience were asked to played "Mario Kart" or a first-person shooter game.