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Euronews Tech Talks Podcast: Unravelling Europe's Digital Landscape

Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives.

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Recent survey reveals low adoption of ChatGPT and Bard

A recent survey by Morgan Stanley reveals surprisingly low usage of AI chatbots, including ChatGPT and Bard.

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These glasses harness ChatGPT to help users with their social anxiety

Student Brian Chiang built his innovative software, RizzGPT, using OpenAI's ChatGPT combined with an open source augmented reality monocle from Brilliant Labs.

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OpenAI's Sam Altman calls for international watchdog to oversee AI

The creator of ChatGPT has suggested an international agency like the UN's nuclear watchdog could police and regulate the technology.

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AI chips are hot these days. What makes them so special?

The market value of semiconductor maker Nvidia has been soaring. What are AI chips and why do investors see gold in them?

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Ever wonder what celebrities would look like if they were still alive?

Ever wonder what Diana or Kurt Cobain would look like if they were still alive?

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AI poses ‘risk of extinction’ like nuclear war, ChatGPT maker warns

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and "AI godfather" Geoffrey Hinton are among hundreds of tech experts warning of the threat AI poses to humanity.

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Brussels and Google pitch voluntary AI pact to fill legislative gap

EU legislators are currently negotiating the Artificial Intelligence Act, but the legislation could take up to three years to be fully applicable.

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Is generative AI bad for the environment?

Generative AI is the hot new technology behind chatbots and image generators. But how hot is it making the planet?

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Apple becomes the latest to ban employees from using ChatGPT

As more companies ban their staff from accessing increasingly intelligent artificial intelligence, Apple is latest to join the fold as it works on developing rival platform.

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OpenAI launches free ChatGPT app on iPhones

The free app of the wildly popular chatbot from OpenAI boasts new features like asking questions using your voice.

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Euroviews. Are privacy concerns sparked by ChatGPT's woes really that bad?

As individuals, we need to take steps to protect our data and keep our personal information safe, Jose Blaya writes.

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman calls for AI regulation amid fears over harm

The CEO of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has told US politicians regulating AI would be “wise” given the dangers it could pose.

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Google unveils new AI-powered tools to take on ChatGPT and Bing

Google plans to infuse its search engine with artificial intelligence (AI) as it faces fierce competition from Microsoft and ChatGPT.

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Big Tech and White House to let hackers test AI's limits

A "mass hacking event" is being organised in partnership with the Biden administration so tech giants can better understand their chatbots' flaws.

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MEPs push to bring chatbots in line with EU's fundamental rights

MEPs want chatbots to include safeguards that will prevent them from generating content that is illegal under EU law.

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Euroviews. Artificial intelligence is not the new Tower of Babel

The positive impact of AI systems can greatly outweigh their negative aspects if proper regulatory measures are taken. Technophobia is neither justified nor a solution, Prof Ioannis Pitas writes.

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Europol is worried criminals may exploit powers of ChatGPT. Here’s why

ChatGPT and similar AI tools are proving useful in many different contexts - and Europol worries they may be just as useful to criminals.

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3 European alternatives to ChatGPT

As artificial intelligence continues to get smarter, these European companies are doing things a little differently.

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Euroviews. AI can threaten our cybersecurity. But it can be also used for defence

Things will become more dystopian if organisations continue to ignore rampant problems instead of dealing with the uncomfortable world we’ve created, Rodrigo Loureiro writes.