In our weekly recap on Sunday, we, as editors, look back at the past seven days. We do this at the suggestion of our cartoonist Albert Jan Rasker. He chooses a subject, makes a drawing, and we take it from there. If you'd like to receive this weekly recap directly in your mailbox every Sunday morning, just subscribe here. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has come to control our lives step by step.

A look back at the computer future: Who would have thought it, deepfakes work. This technically outdated deepfake portrait is easy to debunk. In the future, it will be impossible. Two recent studies show that people can hardly distinguish synthetic media – also called "deepfakes" depending on the context – from original media. With simple portrait images, the distinction is almost impossible.

How to revolutionise AI and become famous "Perhaps there is an opportunity to reinvent evolutionary computation and exploit the competition ready training sets and massive amounts of computation. This will need innovations at the "genetic" level, but we have learned an awful lot in the last 30 years about mechansims in real genetics that we did not know existed–e.g. Of course, like current DL and DRL perhaps an engineering answer does not need to include much similarity with biological systems."

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