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NotebookLM App Gets an In-Built Camera, Lets Users Upload Images as a Source
Google’s NotebookLM app now includes a built-in camera on Android and iOS, letting users capture photos of handwritten notes, whiteboards or printed documents and add them as sources. Users can also upload images directly from their gallery. The update expands input options beyond text, PDFs and audio, making it easier to digitise analogue materi...
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Anthropic Releases New Claude Tool That Interviews Users About Their AI Usage
Anthropic has launched Interviewer, a Claude-powered AI tool that carries out large-scale interviews to study how professionals across jobs use AI. In an initial round of 1,250 interviews, most participants said AI saves time and supports work, while some raised concerns about job roles, control and data security. The system mixes automated intervi...
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Poetic Prompts May Trick AI To Help You Build Nuclear Weapon
The researchers tested the poetic prompts on 25 chatbots like OpenAI, Meta and Anthropic, where it worked with varying degrees of success on each.
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AI Can Replace 12% Of US Workers Today, Warns MIT Study
A new MIT study finds AI can replace nearly 12 per cent of US jobs, impacting sectors like technology, finance, and healthcare.
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Generative AI Produces Only Average-Level Creative Work: Study
A new study in the Journal of Creative Behaviour finds that generative AI systems like ChatGPT have a mathematical limit on creativity, restricting them to amateur-level performance.
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Indian Employees Lack Guidance to Use AI at Work, Says New Research
Indian employees lack clear workplace guidance on using artificial intelligence, according to a new Udemy–YouGov survey of 1,126 workers. Only three in ten feel confident using AI independently, and 61 percent say organisations offer no practical direction. Middle-aged employees report the lowest skill adequacy. Despite this, motivation to upskil...
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Stanford Study Claims AI Chatbots Struggle To Distinguish Between Beliefs And Facts
The AI models were asked 13,000 questions that gauged their ability to distinguish between beliefs, knowledge and facts.
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Google Backtracks on Previous Traffic Claims, Says “Open Web Is Already in Rapid Decline”
After months of downplaying concerns, Google has acknowledged that the “open web is already in a rapid decline.” The admission came during an ongoing remedial trial that could decide whether the company must divest part of its advertising business. Notably, just last month, Google dismissed third-party reports pointing to falling search traffic...
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95% Organisations Get Zero Return From Using AI Tools, MIT Study Shows
A new MIT study has revealed that 95 per cent of AI projects showed no returns on investment for the companies.
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Study On AI Chatbot Responses To Suicide-Related Queries Shows Inconsistency
A study of how 3 popular artificial intelligence chatbots respond to queries about suicide found that they generally avoid answering questions that pose the highest risk to the user, such as for specific how-to guidance.
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From Fear To Fluency: How Students Learned To Use AI Across An Entire Course
When artificial intelligence (AI) enters the classroom, the focus is often on the risk of plagiarism or shortcuts.
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ChatGPT’s Health Advice Sends 60-Year-Old Man to the Hospital, Raises Questions on Its Reliability
ChatGPT’s health advice was the reason behind a man’s trip to the hospital, as per a new case study. The study highlights that a 60-year-old person was suffering from rare metal poisoning, which resulted in a range of symptoms, including psychosis. The study also mentions that the poisoning, identified as being caused by long-term sodium bromid...
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OpenAI Introduces Study Mode in ChatGPT, Designed to Help Students Learn
OpenAI added a new study mode to its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, ChatGPT, on Tuesday. This new mode is designed to assist students with their homework, test preparation, and learning new topics, without providing answers upfront. Available to all logged-in users, the new feature utilises several learning frameworks to break down problems,...
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Apple Researchers Create an AI Model That Uses Behavioural Data from Wearables to Predict Health Signals
Apple researchers, in collaboration with the University of Southern California, have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) model that tracks behavioural data over sensor signals. The new research builds on prior work by the Apple Heart and Movement Study (AHMS) and was aimed at understanding whether behavioural data can be a better determina...
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ChatGPT Could Soon Get a Study Together Feature That Helps Users Learn New Topics
OpenAI might be testing a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for ChatGPT. Several netizens shared screenshots of the new feature, dubbed Study Together, on social media platforms on Sunday, leading to the belief that the San Francisco-based AI firm is conducting a test run for it. Based on the experience of users with this feature, it appears...
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NotebookLM App Gets an In-Built Camera, Lets Users Upload Images as a Source
Google’s NotebookLM app now includes a built-in camera on Android and iOS, letting users capture photos of handwritten notes, whiteboards or printed documents and add them as sources. Users can also upload images directly from their gallery. The update expands input options beyond text, PDFs and audio, making it easier to digitise analogue materi...
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Anthropic Releases New Claude Tool That Interviews Users About Their AI Usage
Anthropic has launched Interviewer, a Claude-powered AI tool that carries out large-scale interviews to study how professionals across jobs use AI. In an initial round of 1,250 interviews, most participants said AI saves time and supports work, while some raised concerns about job roles, control and data security. The system mixes automated intervi...
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Poetic Prompts May Trick AI To Help You Build Nuclear Weapon
The researchers tested the poetic prompts on 25 chatbots like OpenAI, Meta and Anthropic, where it worked with varying degrees of success on each.
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AI Can Replace 12% Of US Workers Today, Warns MIT Study
A new MIT study finds AI can replace nearly 12 per cent of US jobs, impacting sectors like technology, finance, and healthcare.
-
Generative AI Produces Only Average-Level Creative Work: Study
A new study in the Journal of Creative Behaviour finds that generative AI systems like ChatGPT have a mathematical limit on creativity, restricting them to amateur-level performance.
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Indian Employees Lack Guidance to Use AI at Work, Says New Research
Indian employees lack clear workplace guidance on using artificial intelligence, according to a new Udemy–YouGov survey of 1,126 workers. Only three in ten feel confident using AI independently, and 61 percent say organisations offer no practical direction. Middle-aged employees report the lowest skill adequacy. Despite this, motivation to upskil...
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Stanford Study Claims AI Chatbots Struggle To Distinguish Between Beliefs And Facts
The AI models were asked 13,000 questions that gauged their ability to distinguish between beliefs, knowledge and facts.
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Google Backtracks on Previous Traffic Claims, Says “Open Web Is Already in Rapid Decline”
After months of downplaying concerns, Google has acknowledged that the “open web is already in a rapid decline.” The admission came during an ongoing remedial trial that could decide whether the company must divest part of its advertising business. Notably, just last month, Google dismissed third-party reports pointing to falling search traffic...
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95% Organisations Get Zero Return From Using AI Tools, MIT Study Shows
A new MIT study has revealed that 95 per cent of AI projects showed no returns on investment for the companies.
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Study On AI Chatbot Responses To Suicide-Related Queries Shows Inconsistency
A study of how 3 popular artificial intelligence chatbots respond to queries about suicide found that they generally avoid answering questions that pose the highest risk to the user, such as for specific how-to guidance.
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From Fear To Fluency: How Students Learned To Use AI Across An Entire Course
When artificial intelligence (AI) enters the classroom, the focus is often on the risk of plagiarism or shortcuts.
-
ChatGPT’s Health Advice Sends 60-Year-Old Man to the Hospital, Raises Questions on Its Reliability
ChatGPT’s health advice was the reason behind a man’s trip to the hospital, as per a new case study. The study highlights that a 60-year-old person was suffering from rare metal poisoning, which resulted in a range of symptoms, including psychosis. The study also mentions that the poisoning, identified as being caused by long-term sodium bromid...
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OpenAI Introduces Study Mode in ChatGPT, Designed to Help Students Learn
OpenAI added a new study mode to its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, ChatGPT, on Tuesday. This new mode is designed to assist students with their homework, test preparation, and learning new topics, without providing answers upfront. Available to all logged-in users, the new feature utilises several learning frameworks to break down problems,...
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Apple Researchers Create an AI Model That Uses Behavioural Data from Wearables to Predict Health Signals
Apple researchers, in collaboration with the University of Southern California, have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) model that tracks behavioural data over sensor signals. The new research builds on prior work by the Apple Heart and Movement Study (AHMS) and was aimed at understanding whether behavioural data can be a better determina...
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ChatGPT Could Soon Get a Study Together Feature That Helps Users Learn New Topics
OpenAI might be testing a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for ChatGPT. Several netizens shared screenshots of the new feature, dubbed Study Together, on social media platforms on Sunday, leading to the belief that the San Francisco-based AI firm is conducting a test run for it. Based on the experience of users with this feature, it appears...
