Month: December 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) is proving to be a transformative tool in the realm of behavioral health. Its application can result in improved outcomes for patients, streamline administrative tasks for clinicians, address needs of underserved communities, and better the partnerships within the healthcare sector. Nonetheless, careful emphasis on its ethical usage is necessary to counterbalance concerns … Read more AI’s Therapy Revolution: Transforming Counseling through Technology

A Raspberry Pi project utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to ensure perfectly-cooked meat. Developed by Simon, the AIOT bot, named LLM Steak Classifier, is built using two Raspberry Pis – a Raspberry Pi 4 and a Raspberry Pi Pico compatible board. The project uses ChatGPT along with physical sensors for monitoring cooking progress. The source code … Read more Savor perfection, Raspberry Pi project cooks meat with AI precision.

Generative AI tools such as DALL-E, MidJourney, and Stable Diffusion are raising questions about copyright laws as they can generate images that may infringe upon intellectual property rights. There’s a need for collective negotiation and international consensus to address the shortcomings of current copyright regulations with regard to AI-generated art. Different countries have different stipulations: … Read more AI creativity: a conundrum for global copyright laws.

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan used artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver a campaign speech from prison. The AI-crafted speech was a part of a ‘virtual rally’ held on social media, despite internet disruptions. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party employed AI to produce a four-minute message delivered by a voice clone of Khan. In an … Read more Imran Khan, behind bars, rallies votes with AI-crafted speech.

Gen AI technology is revolutionizing fintech startups, according to Alyssa Henry, former CEO of Square. Her comments, made on the No Priors podcast, highlighted several key areas: Strong potential for AI in back-end operations, such as employee management and finances, enabling these processes to work more efficiently and with greater expertise; AI tools may eliminate … Read more Startup success secret: Don’t need an MBA, says Square’s ex-CEO.

The Office of the Secretary of Defense Chief Digital and AI Office, Defense Innovation Unit, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, U.S. Army Pacific Command, and the U.S. Air Force are set to host a multi-classification hackathon in Hawaii. The BRAVO 11 Bits2Effects hackathon will occur at one of the DOD AI Battle Labs on the island of … Read more Hawaii Hackathon: The US Air Force AI Office Takes Charge

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber have announced plans to establish a hub for artificial intelligence (AI) in the state, in collaboration with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA). The initiative aims to empower New Jersey’s leadership in AI, stimulate job growth, and facilitate responsible development in the field. … Read more Murphy ignites NJ’s future with Artificial Intelligence Hub plans

• A multi-institutional Korean team has used artificial intelligence (AI) to accurately diagnose autism in children. • The AI system was trained to recognize patterns in retinal images of children with autism, and was able to identify all cases of the disorder with no false positives in a sample of 958 children. • The system … Read more AI: Kids’ Autism Detectives Unlocking Mysteries

The United States Education Department has conditionally approved the use of public generative AI systems. The department is also developing other AI initiatives, including enterprise generative AI platform and comprehensive AI guidance. While the department does not have a formal agreement with generative AI software companies, it is crafting guidance and policy that aligns with … Read more Education Dept green-lights public AI systems – conditions apply.