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William Adams, better known as Will.i.am, is the front man of The Black Eyed Peas, who rose to popularity in the 2000s for songs like ‘Where is the Love?’ , ‘Boom Boom Pow’ and ‘I Gotta Feeling’.

As musicians rally against AI, Will.i.am takes a different approach

The Black Eyed Peas frontman is staunchly pro-AI, and says artists should work with – not against – the technology.

  • David Swan

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Mark Zuckerberg announced his decision this week to get rid of Meta’s professional fact-checkers,

Don’t blame Zuckerberg: The truth about humans is we can’t handle the truth

The Meta boss tied his axing of fact-checkers to the “cultural tipping point” of Trump winning back the presidency. Let’s hope he doesn’t tip the digital age into a dark age.

  • Alexandra Senter
OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman denies claims made by his sister.

Sam Altman’s younger sister files lawsuit claiming he sexually abused her

The OpenAI chief and founder denies the allegations, which are similar to claims his sister Anne Altman has long made online.

  • Cade Metz
There is a real challenge of ensuring that superintelligent machines will remain aligned with human values and interests.

His name is Claude, and he may be Silicon Valley’s most beloved confidant

To the people who love the AI chatbot, Claude just feels … different. More creative and empathetic. Less gratingly robotic. More like a smart, attentive human.

  • Kevin Roose
Jensen Huang, co-founder and chief executive officer of Nvidia.

A billion humanoid robots: Nvidia’s plan for world domination of tech

Nvidia’s growth has been extraordinary. But replicating the meteoric rise in earnings and value for a company its size becomes arithmetically near impossible.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Jensen Huang, co-founder and chief executive officer of Nvidia.

Nvidia seeks to ramp up AI growth with souped-up chips, desktop computer

Chief executive Jensen Huang has laid out how the AI giant is bringing the technology that powers its lucrative data centre chips to programmer PCs.

  • Max A. Cherney and Stephen Nellis
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There is a real challenge of ensuring that superintelligent machines will remain aligned with human values and interests.

What the bot? Who’s really talking in public conversations?

Bots blend in; their comments, likes, and shares often appear credible, making it harder to distinguish between real and artificial influence.

  • John Chappell
Human embryologists traditionally select which embryos are best to transfer into patients.

Artificial intelligence ‘beginning to make decisions about who is brought into the world’

Bioethics researchers want guidelines for use of AI in embryo selection during IVF, and transparency for patients.

  • Wendy Tuohy
Simon Letch

I’m unleashing a chatbot of myself. She has a few of my quirks but can go rogue

Ever wanted to yell at this columnist? Meet the virtual “me”. We’ve created her as an AI experiment – if you’re up for the argument.

  • Parnell Palme McGuinness
Everyone back to the office and forget about diversity policies? Not so fast.

Don’t believe the hype on these three workplace trends

As we head back to work this year, let’s remember that headlines don’t always show the full picture.

  • Sarah Green Carmichael

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