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Get Paid to Train AI: How a Singapore App is Putting Cash in Users' Pockets for Data Collection

Singapore’s Tictag app is enabling everyday users to earn ‘pocket money’ for completing simple data tasks, which then train AI systems in areas like voice recognition and image labeling. ‘The demands keep getting higher,’ says co-founder Kevin Quah, whose start-up seeks to bridge the data gap by involving thousands of users in generating, categorizing, and refining data that powers AI development

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Tim Burton’s World: A Journey into Art, AI, and the Undying Outsider Spirit

Tim Burton’s latest exhibition offers more than just a collection of movie memorabilia, it’s a deep dive into the mind of an artist who has spent a lifetime portraying misfits and monsters. Visitors get to see iconic film props, sketches, and costumes, alongside the director’s latest views on AI’s unsettling impact on art.

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Meta’s AI Llama finds its way into China's defense strategy as PLA researchers develop ChatBIT for military use

China’s PLA researchers are transforming Meta’s Llama AI model into a tool for defense. Named ChatBIT, the AI is part of broader military efforts in intelligence and decision-making. As U.S. security concerns rise over open-source AI, Meta reaffirms its stance against any unauthorized military use of its technology.

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OpenAI’s New ChatGPT-Powered Search Engine Set to Challenge Google and Redefine Online Information Access

OpenAI is launching a ChatGPT-based search engine, setting its sights on Google’s dominance in the search market. This AI-powered feature brings real-time information to ChatGPT users but raises concerns among news media over AI’s use of journalistic content.

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Chinese Doctors Develop AI-Based Breast Cancer Screening App for At-Home Detection

Chinese researchers at PUMCH have developed a smartphone-based AI infrared thermography system, enabling at-home breast cancer risk assessment. This innovative approach could make screenings more accessible and affordable for women in China.

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