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Euroviews. AI could be your ideal work colleague

AI isn't just an assistant — it's a colleague who is available 24/7, processes huge amounts of data, brings out your objective side, and doesn’t let you down, Dr Leonie Gerhards, Dr Alexander Coutts, and Dr Zahra Murad write.

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US regulators to look into AI companies Microsoft, OpenAI, and Nvidia

US antitrust enforcers will investigate leading AI companies Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI.

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AI tools gain recognition but lack daily use, survey reveals

A survey of 12,000 participants across six countries found that while most people have heard of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools like ChatGPT, regular usage remains low.

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Elon Musk's xAI raises $6 billion to develop AI products

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO's company announced new funding this week.

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Google's new AI search tool causes concern due to misleading responses

Experts are concerned about bias and misinformation after Google's new AI overviews produced some misleading responses.

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VivaTech 2024: Are companies and countries ready for an AI revolution?

Hundreds of speakers are giving their views on the upheaval caused by artificial intelligence (AI) at the Viva Technology fair in Paris. Tech experts told Euronews Next about how Europeans can ensure they aren't being left behind.

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Macron announces ‘significant’ new investments in AI

The French president spoke at the Elysée Palace to tech leaders and politicians, saying that this was a moment of “strategic awakening”.

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Tech companies join to make commitment to safety at AI Seoul Summit

The agreement by 16 tech companies comes as a second AI safety summit is being held this week in South Korea.

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Scarlett Johansson gets OpenAI to drop ChatGPT voice resembling hers

The maker of the popular AI chatbot ChatGPT stopped using the voice that sounded "eerily similar" to that of the actress.

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Skills you need to get ahead in an AI-dominated jobs market

With 71 per cent of leaders favouring less experienced candidates with AI skills over more experienced ones without them, professionals are being urged to adopt and master AI tools.

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Google to roll out AI-generated summaries at top of search engine

The move is raising hopes for better results and concerns about a decrease in web traffic.

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Will AI replace radiologists or make them more efficient?

Some say AI can perform better than radiologists, but it's not being used widely in radiology practices

Markets

Copper surges towards record highs amid optimistic demand outlook

Renewable energy, electric cars, and artificial intelligence (AI) are bolstering the demand outlook for copper, leading to a surge in the price of the industrial metal towards a new record high.

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OpenAI rival Anthropic launches chatbot Claude in Europe

The company's Claude chatbot supports multiple European languages.

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Euroviews. AI is not a magic wand. It’s time to re-shape the narrative

The right AI solutions are out there for businesses. It’s just about identifying them and implementing them in a way that ladders into a successful technology ecosystem. Bringing in new AI solutions for the sake of it simply won’t work, Thomas Labarthe writes.

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TikTok begins labelling AI-generated content

The Chinese social media company is trying to add safeguards to AI-generated content.

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AI start-up unveils avatars that convincingly show human emotions

Synthesia’s so-called expressive avatars can go from happy to frustrated.

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How do people feel about robots in most G7 countries? Uncomfortable

Most people fear that overly sentient androids will replace human jobs and social interactions, according to the results of a new survey.

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NYC's AI chatbot criticised for advising businesses to break the law

NYC's AI chatbot was caught telling businesses to break the law. The city isn't taking it down.

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Euroviews. 'Regulation stifles innovation' is a misguided myth

Governments and tech companies should not fear regulation as it does not need to come at the cost of innovation. In fact, any policy development that is founded on this principle is ultimately one that can be more successful, Michael Bąk writes.