Almost 60% of employees say their employers are using AI-based monitoring software, resulting in a “trust gap” which strains workplace well-being.
While AI might not be behind graduate unemployment, remote working could be, and the two have closer ties than you might think.
My first experience with Meta’s AI agent was better than expected.
I tried ChatGPT Voice with plugins and found that connected apps make voice considerably more useful.
The Meta Muse AI agent went off the rails, giving out a person’s address and ruining a Facebook Marketplace sale.
After failing on a pretty simple task, these AI agents started seriously ramping up the aggression to obtain publicly available data.
I tried ChatGPT’s new flashcard feature and enjoyed a quick study on dinosaurs.
Business leaders are using AI for decision-making, but knowledge workers are barely using it to create documents.
Many consider the risks of AI to be the stuff of sci-fi nightmares, but scientists can’t entirely rule out a doomsday scenario
Businesses are struggling to effectively control their AI agents, with over half of British companies admitting to at least one breach of business policy by an automated system.