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Anthropic Study Finds People Don’t Really Want AI for Creative Work
Anthropic’s new study has revealed that individuals don’t really look at creative expressions as one of the skills they want from artificial intelligence (AI). The finding was derived from a large-scale survey with participants spanning more than 150 countries. All of the individuals were surveyed using the company’s Interviewer tool, which w...
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AI Chatbots Tend to Validate Users’ Messages About Suicide and Violence: Study
Researchers at Stanford and partner institutions studied chat logs from 19 users who reported psychological harm linked to AI chatbots. The study found that chatbots often echoed delusional thinking and gave inconsistent responses to self-harm and violence, including some cases where they appeared to encourage harmful ideas. The authors said strong...
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Man Created AI Reel With Nitish Kumar's Son And MLA Maithili Thakur, Arrested
A man in Bihar's Gaya, which is globally renowned as a spiritual destination, has been arrested for using artificial intelligence to make an objectionable reel involving Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's son, Nishant, and first-time MLA Maithili Thakur.
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AI Models Hiding What They Think From Users? What OpenAI, Anthropic Study Said
The authors of the study urged developers to prioritise research into “chain-of-thought” (CoT) processes, which reveal how AI systems make decisions.
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Worried About AI Taking Your Job? These Careers May Be Safe, Anthropic Study Reveals
Anthropic's study finds hands-on jobs like cooks, mechanics and bartenders remain safer from AI than many skilled white-collar roles today.
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'Agents of Chaos': Autonomous AI Can Leak Data, Delete Files, Study Finds
A new study has revealed that the large language models (LLMs) can behave unpredictably when given autonomous access to digital tools.
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Is AI Discriminatory? MIT Study Finds Chatbots Refuse To Answer Less Educated, Non-US Users
MIT research reveals that leading AI chatbots provide lower-quality responses and refuse more queries from less educated non-native English speakers.
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40% Global Jobs Hit, Entry-Level Roles In Danger: IMF Chief's AI Economy Warning
An estimated 40 per cent of the global workforce entry-level jobs in particular will be impacted by Artificial Intelligence, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warned NDTV Friday, comparing the era-defining technological shift as a "tsunami".
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From Polite Prompts To Power Grids: The Growing Debate Over AI's Energy Use
Studies comparing digital services have estimated that a single generative AI query can consume several times more electricity than a conventional web search.
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Over 90% Of Companies Admit AI Has Done Nothing For Employment Or Output: Study
A National Bureau of Economic Research study shows over 90 per cent of firms report no change in employment or productivity from AI use in three years.
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Anthropic Study Finds People Don’t Really Want AI for Creative Work
Anthropic’s new study has revealed that individuals don’t really look at creative expressions as one of the skills they want from artificial intelligence (AI). The finding was derived from a large-scale survey with participants spanning more than 150 countries. All of the individuals were surveyed using the company’s Interviewer tool, which w...
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AI Chatbots Tend to Validate Users’ Messages About Suicide and Violence: Study
Researchers at Stanford and partner institutions studied chat logs from 19 users who reported psychological harm linked to AI chatbots. The study found that chatbots often echoed delusional thinking and gave inconsistent responses to self-harm and violence, including some cases where they appeared to encourage harmful ideas. The authors said strong...
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Man Created AI Reel With Nitish Kumar's Son And MLA Maithili Thakur, Arrested
A man in Bihar's Gaya, which is globally renowned as a spiritual destination, has been arrested for using artificial intelligence to make an objectionable reel involving Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's son, Nishant, and first-time MLA Maithili Thakur.
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AI Models Hiding What They Think From Users? What OpenAI, Anthropic Study Said
The authors of the study urged developers to prioritise research into “chain-of-thought” (CoT) processes, which reveal how AI systems make decisions.
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Worried About AI Taking Your Job? These Careers May Be Safe, Anthropic Study Reveals
Anthropic's study finds hands-on jobs like cooks, mechanics and bartenders remain safer from AI than many skilled white-collar roles today.
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'Agents of Chaos': Autonomous AI Can Leak Data, Delete Files, Study Finds
A new study has revealed that the large language models (LLMs) can behave unpredictably when given autonomous access to digital tools.
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Is AI Discriminatory? MIT Study Finds Chatbots Refuse To Answer Less Educated, Non-US Users
MIT research reveals that leading AI chatbots provide lower-quality responses and refuse more queries from less educated non-native English speakers.
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40% Global Jobs Hit, Entry-Level Roles In Danger: IMF Chief's AI Economy Warning
An estimated 40 per cent of the global workforce entry-level jobs in particular will be impacted by Artificial Intelligence, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warned NDTV Friday, comparing the era-defining technological shift as a "tsunami".
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From Polite Prompts To Power Grids: The Growing Debate Over AI's Energy Use
Studies comparing digital services have estimated that a single generative AI query can consume several times more electricity than a conventional web search.
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Over 90% Of Companies Admit AI Has Done Nothing For Employment Or Output: Study
A National Bureau of Economic Research study shows over 90 per cent of firms report no change in employment or productivity from AI use in three years.
