HUMAN LEVEL AI PUSH

Plus Can AI Finally Understand Emotions? OpenAI's quest for AGI aims to revolutionize commerce with enhanced decision-making. The "Strawberry" project focuses on AI reasoning, impacting finance and healthcare
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OpenAI's Push for Human-Level AI is Underway
OpenAI's quest for human-level artificial intelligence (AGI) could revolutionize commerce with enhanced decision-making and insights. The "Strawberry" project aims to improve AI's reasoning abilities, potentially transforming sectors like finance and healthcare. Challenges remain, but responsible development is key.
Tinder Unveils AI Photo Selector for Profile Pictures
Tinder has launched "Photo Selector," an AI tool that helps users choose profile photos from their camera roll. By taking a selfie and allowing access to their images, users can have the AI curate pictures for review. A survey of 7,000 singles revealed that 68% would find this feature helpful. Photo Selector will be available in the U.S. this month.
AI That Understands 48 Human Emotions: The Future of Empathic Assistants
Hume AI's "EVI," an AI voice interface, can recognize 48 human emotions using data from podcasts, media, and experiments. It aims to enhance customer service and personal AI assistants by detecting nuanced emotional expressions. However, experts debate the reliability of this technology and caution against its potential to exploit emotional states.
Silicon Valley Giants Used 150,000+ RUclips Videos to Train AI Without Permission
An investigation by Proof News and Wired revealed that tech companies, including NVIDIA, Apple, and Salesforce, used content from 173,536 RUclips videos to train their AI models, violating RUclips's rules. The videos' subtitles were harvested from over 48,000 channels without creators' consent. This controversial practice highlights the ethical concerns surrounding AI training methods.
AI Identifies Three Parkinson’s Disease Subtypes
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine used machine learning to classify Parkinson’s disease into three subtypes based on progression speed: Inching Pace, Moderate Pace, and Rapid Pace. These subtypes have distinct genetic drivers, which could lead to more personalized treatments. The diabetes drug metformin shows promise, especially for the rapidly progressing subtype, paving the way for tailored therapies for Parkinson’s patients.
Samsung's New AI Image Tool: Impressive Yet Worrying
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 6's "sketch to image" tool uses generative AI to turn sketches into photorealistic images. While fun and impressive, the tool's ability to create convincing images raises concerns about authenticity and the potential for misuse. This feature highlights the growing challenges and ethical implications of AI in digital media.