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Humanoid robots are already here. But do we really need them?

As the human birth rate declines, humanoid robots could take up the slack and fill jobs that are vacant. But do we really need them?

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What to look forward to at Web Summit Lisbon 2023

Despite some tech titans withdrawing from the event due to Web Summit’s ex-CEO’s controversial Israel-Hamas comments, start-ups are set to take centre stage.

Ecotech

These tree-like turbines make home wind power possible

This nature-inspired ‘wind tree’ can produce renewable energy in urban environments.

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Elon Musk biopic on the way with Darren Aronofsky set to direct

Walter Isaacson’s authorized biography released this year will serve as a basis for the screenplay of the upcoming Elon Musk film.

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AI could solve labour shortage but privacy a concern, survey finds

AI will transform workforces, strengthen competition and affect bottom lines in the coming months and not years, according to a survey of 500 C-level executives in the US and UK.

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Everything you need to know about OpenAI’s upgrades

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed his vision for the tech powering ChatGPT, which has more than 100 million weekly active users.

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Kendrick Lamar and the rise of the anti-smart phone

(Smart) Phone, Don’t Kill My Vibe.

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Musk and Sunak discuss 'disruptive force' of AI at UK summit

Speaking at the discussion, Musk said there was a role for governments to play "when the public safety is at risk" in regards to AI.

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From Musk to Microsoft, what are the latest AI developments this week?

It’s been a busy week for AI with a summit in the UK and multiple companies claiming their AI model is the best.

Business

Apple stocks fall as earnings shrink for fourth consecutive quarter

Revenue came in at $89.5 billion for Apple in the July-September period, a 1% decrease from the previous quarter.

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Joe Biden's AI concerns reportedly galvanized by 'Mission: Impossible'

If the US President is taking cues on AI from Mission: Impossible, could the franchise give him some good ideas regarding other pressing matters?

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The Collins Word of the Year 2023 is...

The Word of the Year reflects the preoccupations of the time...

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Everything you need to know about the UK’s AI safety summit

The UK prime minister hopes the artificial intelligence (AI) summit will push the country onto the world stage of AI but it may be more of a follower rather than a leader.

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China’s Alibaba upgrades its AI model to challenge Amazon, Microsoft

Alibaba upgrades AI model with the aim of being “the most open cloud in the era of AI.”

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Apple revamps Mac lineup and pricing with new family of chips

Apple has revamped its Mac lineup and pricing with a new family of chips.

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Q&A: Will we spend more time in the metaverse than in real life?

Do you want to experience Hell or Purgatory? We put on our virtual reality glasses at Italy’s Museum of Cinema in Turin to learn about the metaverse.

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Biden makes new rules for AI over safety concerns

US president Joe Biden signs order to guide the development of AI.

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Web Summit announces new CEO after Israel-Hamas backlash

Former Wikipedia boss Katherine Maher takes the reigns of Web Summit after her predecessor resigned following backlash for comments on the Israel-Hamas war.

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UN appoints AI panel on international governance to advise on risks

The potential harms of AI include misinformation and disinformation, as well as bias, fraud, and violation of human rights, the head of the UN said.

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UK in no rush to regulate AI, Sunak says ahead of AI safety summit

The UK says it will establish the world’s first AI safety institute to prevent the technology escaping human control.