G7 leaders warn of AI dangers, say the time to act is now

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Computer World

By Lucas Mearian Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) nations on Saturday called for the creation of technical standards to keep artificial intelligence (AI) in check, saying AI has outpaced oversight for safety and security. Meeting in Hiroshima, Japan, the leaders said nations must come together on a common vision and goal of trustworthy AI, even while those solutions may vary. But any solution for digital technologies such as AI should be “in line with our shared democratic values,” they said in a statement. The G7, which includes include the U.S., Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Cana… Read More “G7 leaders warn of AI dangers, say the time to act is now”

ChatGPT Creators Propose New Rules to Keep the Tech Safe for Users

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The Street

By Ian Krietzberg Despite the mounting threats posed by it, artificial intelligence is showing no signs of slowing down. The capabilities of generative AI are increasing almost daily, and as the software becomes more powerful, so too do the risks, from simple misinformation to job loss. In light of this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been talking about regulation for some time now. He appeared before a Senate hearing on AI oversight last week, testifying to the different risks posed by generative AI and AGI and offering some tentative solutions for regulation. In a Monday post co-authored by Altma… Read More “ChatGPT Creators Propose New Rules to Keep the Tech Safe for Users”

Exclusive-Italy watchdog to review other AI systems after ChatGPT brief ban

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Reuters UK

By Elvira Pollina and Supantha Mukherjee MILAN/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Italy’s data protection authority Garante plans to review other artificial intelligence platforms and hire AI experts, a top official said, as it ramps up scrutiny of the powerful technology after temporarily banning ChatGPT in March. Garante is among the most proactive of the 31 national data protection authorities which oversee Europe’s data privacy regime known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The agency was the first to ban AI chatbot company Replika, to impose fines on facial recognition software maker C… Read More “Exclusive-Italy watchdog to review other AI systems after ChatGPT brief ban”

Bill Gates Says Amazon and Google are Facing a Major Threat

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The Street

By Ian Krietzberg Although generative artificial intelligence has permeated news and social media feeds since ChatGPT’s launch in November, the powerful — and regularly evolving — technology has thus far remained separate from search engines. Yes, AI has been part of internet search for a long time; it is responsible for search suggestions as well as ranked websites. But generative AI has yet to be incorporated into that experience. Microsoft (MSFT) – Get Free Report co-founder Bill Gates says the technology will eliminate the need for search engines entirely. DON’T MISS: AI Companies Beg Fo… Read More “Bill Gates Says Amazon and Google are Facing a Major Threat”

YOURSAY | DAP – The convenient friend or foe

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Malaysiakini (English)

YOURSAY | ‘The DAP should not test the patience of its restive supporters.’ COMMENT | When ‘ketuanan’ politicians need help, they run to DAP Proarte: DAP was naive and believed that former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin, and Selangor Perikatan Nasional (PN) chief Azmin Ali had the country’s interest at heart when they wanted to bring down former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak. More than anyone, Mahathir was responsible for campaigning with devastating effectiveness against the “Kleptocrat” Najib. Yes, DAP was used by the treacherous troika Mahathir, Mu… Read More “YOURSAY | DAP – The convenient friend or foe”

Ludovic De Saint Sernin and Ann Demeulemeester Part Ways After a Single Season Together

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Grazia USA

Thanks for the memories: French wunderkind Ludovic De Saint Sernin and internationally lauded Belgium avant-garde label Ann Demeulemeester have broken up after a single season together. The 27-year-old took to the helm of the beautiful dark twisted fantastical luxuriate a mere six months ago, promising to forge a new vision for the label in a World ruled by “cores,” “sleazes” and suffixes. “Sensuality, tension, silhouette, fluidity, wildness and a graphic feel are defining pillars of the language Ludovic de Saint Sernin is about to build as he traces the new course of Ann Demeulemeester,” wrot… Read More “Ludovic De Saint Sernin and Ann Demeulemeester Part Ways After a Single Season Together”

Tom Krasovic: This year’s Padres can draw hope from ’96 team that weathered an even bigger slump

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The San Diego Union-Tribune

For A.J. Preller, Bob Melvin and a star-laden Padres offense, the past serves up hope. Let’s visit the the Padres’ doldrums of June 1996, fellas. Go to downtown Chicago. See manager Bruce Bochy, pained by yet another defeat. Walking near Lake Michigan, he muses to a Padres colleague that Larry Lucchino will fire him if the team doesn’t pull out of its free fall. Go to visiting clubhouses or the GM’s box at Qualcomm Stadium where Kevin Towers, just eight months on the job, is running out of patience. The former Triple-A pitcher decides the hitting lineup needs more length. He will discuss a tra… Read More “Tom Krasovic: This year’s Padres can draw hope from ’96 team that weathered an even bigger slump”

The yuppie fashion reboot focuses on elegance, discretion and casual style

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Relaxnews

By Oscar Martin / Getty Images The Covid-19 pandemic, combined with a drive to break down certain gender stereotypes, have contributed to the evolution of menswear in recent years. Altogether more relaxed, less standardized, and always more creative, menswear now seems to be taking a leap back in time with the return of yuppie style, although updated to suit the tastes and habits of new generations. The Covid-19 pandemic, combined with a drive to break down certain gender stereotypes, have contributed to the evolution of menswear in recent years. Altogether more relaxed, less standardized, and… Read More “The yuppie fashion reboot focuses on elegance, discretion and casual style”

UK house prices: Asking prices see huge monthly jump – but fresh warning issued

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GB News

The property market is showing signs of a post-pandemic recovery as asking prices bounce back. The online property listing company Rightmove suggested there had been an increase in confidence among both buyers and sellers. Rightmove highlighted how average asking prices for newly-listed homes surged by 1.8 per cent in May. The increase brings the average figure to £372,894. However, Rightmove stressed buyers also seemed more optimistic about the situation. Buyer demand grew by three per cent compared to the same period in 2019. The change comes as the mortgage market stabilises following a rap… Read More “UK house prices: Asking prices see huge monthly jump – but fresh warning issued”

University official: Skilled workers without a college degree should be able to get a good job | Opinion

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NJ.com

By Rebecca L. Watts In April, Gov. Phil Murphy directed New Jersey’s civil service commission to identify jobs that require college degrees to see if hiring guidelines can be revised to emphasize practical experience over degree attainment. The move is aligned with national hiring trends in the private and government sectors, with examples of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, and the federal government already making similar pronouncements. In a letter sent to governors as chair of the National Governors Association, Murphy wrote “…a four-year degree is not the only wa… Read More “University official: Skilled workers without a college degree should be able to get a good job | Opinion”