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Do LLMs Think Like Humans? New MIT Study Suggests They Might
MIT researchers found LLMs process diverse data like the human brain, using a “semantic hub” for cross-modal reasoning. This discovery could revolutionize AI efficiency!
Elon Musk's xAI Unveils Grok 3: A New Dawn in AI Reasoning
xAI has launched Grok 3, a next-gen AI model boasting top-tier reasoning, coding, and scientific problem-solving abilities. Trained on an unprecedented scale, it surpasses rivals in major benchmarks, redefining AI capabilities.
South Korea Joins the AI Arms Race with National Supercomputing Push
South Korea is accelerating its AI supercomputing ambitions, investing billions in national AI infrastructure to compete with the U.S. and France in the global AI race.
AI-Infused Sex Dolls: Innovation or Ethical Nightmare?
China’s WMDolls predicts a 30% sales surge in 2025 as AI-enhanced sex dolls become more interactive. But is AI intimacy an innovation, or a serious ethical concern?
AI Safety or AI Acceleration? Paris Summit Leaves More Questions Than Answers
The Paris AI Summit exposed a growing divide: should AI be strictly regulated to ensure safety, or should innovation be prioritized to stay competitive?
AI's Push Into Government: Is the Education Department the First Domino?
The U.S. Department of Education may replace human call center workers with AI, reflecting a broader government shift toward automation. Is this the future of public service or a risky step toward bureaucratic dysfunction?
AI Real Estate Agents Are Here: Can They Replace Humans?
Singapore’s new AI real estate agent, Maia, is shaking up the property market by scheduling viewings and securing deals at a fraction of traditional agent costs. Could this be the future of real estate worldwide?
AI Art on the Auction Block: Innovation or Exploitation?
The upcoming Christie’s AI art auction has ignited controversy, with thousands demanding its cancellation over claims that AI models exploit human artists. Does AI democratize creativity, or is it stealing artistic labor?
AI Policy on Fast-Forward: Key Takeaways from the Paris AI Summit
Global AI leaders met in Paris, but while tech giants push forward, policymakers struggle to keep up. Will regulation foster innovation or slow progress?
Love in the Age of AI: Are We Losing Romance to Algorithms?
AI is revolutionizing dating, but is it enhancing romance or eroding real human connection?
The Road to AGI: Sam Altman’s Vision for the Future of Artificial Intelligence
AGI is coming faster than expected, says OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. As AI agents reshape the economy and human productivity skyrockets, will AGI empower individuals or consolidate power?
Global Concerns Rise Over DeepSeek AI Chatbot: Security and Privacy at the Forefront
DeepSeek, faces global scrutiny over security and privacy concerns, leading multiple countries to ban its use on government devices.
Hollywood’s AI Dilemma: Oscars Weigh Mandatory AI Disclosure for Films
The Academy is considering mandatory AI use disclosures for Oscar submissions after controversies over AI-assisted filmmaking.
MIT Launches Generative AI Impact Consortium to Shape AI’s Future.
MIT's Generative AI Impact Consortium unites researchers and industry leaders to shape AI’s future, tackling ethics, workforce shifts, and innovation.
EU’s Landmark AI Guidelines Target Employer Surveillance, Online Manipulation, and Law Enforcement Misuse
The EU’s new AI rules ban employer surveillance, online manipulation, and predictive policing, with fines up to 7% of global revenue. Will this reshape global AI regulation?
AI Chips in 2025: The Race for Smaller, Faster, and Smarter Semiconductors
AI-driven demand is pushing the semiconductor industry to innovate at an unprecedented pace. In 2025, 2nm process nodes, advanced chip packaging, and next-gen memory solutions will define the future of computing.
Generative AI Revolutionizes 3D Genomic Mapping, Accelerating DNA Research
MIT chemists use generative AI to predict 3D genomic structures in minutes, accelerating insights into gene expression and cellular function.
AI and Copyright: A 60-Year-Old Debate Resurfaces in the Digital Age
The U.S. Copyright Office ruled AI-generated works can’t be copyrighted without human creativity. Some praise the move, while others argue AI-assisted works deserve protection. Who truly owns AI-driven creations?
AI Commercials Are Set to Dominate Super Bowl LVIII Ads - A Sign of the Times?
AI dominates Super Bowl ads, cementing its mainstream status as companies invest big. But what does this mean for its future in business and entertainment?
AI Accelerates Evolution: Designing Proteins in Seconds, Not Centuries
Researchers have harnessed AI to simulate half a billion years of evolution, creating a novel glowing protein, esmGFP, that could revolutionize medicine and biotechnology.