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Deepfakes trick your brain – just like text

New research shows that deepfakes trick your brain – but are no more misleading than simple text descriptions.

Data labellers are the indispensable but unseen professionals who create AI training data – in sometimes murky conditions.

Autonomous vehicles are yet to understand the non-verbal communication that vulnerable road users like pedestrians and cyclists rely on.

As robots become more human-like, should they have the same rights as humans? We look at a Confucian approach.

The way something is said can matter more than what is said. That’s true for people, and researchers found it applies to robots too.

LLMs are trained on the internet, including the mediocre, inaccurate, and sometimes irrational stuff you and I write on Facebook and Reddit.

TESCREAL stands for seven ideologies: Transhumanism, Extropianism, Singularitarianism, Cosmism, Rationalism, Effective Altruism, and Longtermism.

Goldman Sachs and OpenAI warn about AI’s significant impact on jobs. Find out what’s behind the headlines.