Lionsgate Studio's Michael Burns says using AI to make films will save his company "tens and tens of millions of dollars a year."
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AI may well deliver the productivity boom its champions expect. The risk is that the economy has already begun borrowing against that future before the returns have been earned.
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Using Google is increasingly unsatisfactory. And its AI tool is utterly unreliable. 'You asked me earlier if there is any point in asking me stuff,' it confided to me this week. 'After what I just did — lying to you immediately after apologizing for lying — the answer is a definitive no'
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What's needed is a civil version of "What the fuck are you doing?" -- not from Trump to Netanyahu but from Netanyahu to Trump. To be followed by a joint effort to assess why this war has so signally failed, avoid exacerbating the failure with a dreadful deal, and resolutely turn the tide
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China’s National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) announced on Monday that the state-run China Central Television (CCTV) has overseen the deletion of some 8,000 AI-altered videos from online platforms.
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Trump loyalist Bill Pulte, replacing Tulsi Gabbard, isn't known to have any national security expertise; will also stay on as head of federal mortgage giants
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For years, public anxiety about artificial intelligence has centred on the idea of machines turning against humans. The fear usually arrives dressed in metal, with robots replacing workers, outthinking governments, policing cities, […]
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Artificial intelligence is being introduced into schools at speed, with ministers, technology companies, and education bodies presenting it as a way to personalise learning, reduce teacher workload, and help pupils who have […]
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Artificial intelligence is moving from the airport terminal to the cockpit, with aviation companies exploring systems that can automate pilot tasks now, and support fully autonomous flight later. Apparently, AI could make […]
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Pope Leo unveiled the Vatican’s new encyclical, "Magnifica Humanitas," warning that artificial intelligence risks becoming a tool of "domination, exclusion and death" unless governments and institutions place moral limits on the rapidly developing technology.
The Vatican is formally entering the global debate over artificial intelligence as governments and tech companies race to develop increasingly powerful AI systems with limited international regulation.
The pontiff invoked Pope Leo XIII’s 1891 encyclical "Rerum Novarum," which addressed worker exploitation during the Industrial Revolution, arguing that AI represents a similarly transformative moment threatening human dignity.
"Today we find ourselves facing a transformation of similar magnitude, with perhaps even greater consequences," the Pope said.
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The pope warned about increasingly autonomous weapons systems that are beyond meaningful human control. He also said AI systems could block access to healthcare, employment and security because of biased data. He compared AI governance to nuclear arms control.
"Like nuclear energy, it must be at the service of all and of the common good," he said.
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The pope said disarming AI alone is not enough and called on governments and institutions to "build" systems rooted in trust and human dignity. Recalling devastating floods in Peru, he said rebuilding means restoring trust and hope.
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The pope also laid out the church’s broader argument about humanity and technology.
"The person bears within him- or herself a freedom, an interiority and a vocation to love and worship that no machine can replace," he said.
The Vatican is attempting to insert moral theology into a largely secular technological arms race.
"Stay awake," the pope urged, warning humanity not to surrender moral judgment to machines.
A new paper from Palisade Research says several AI systems were able to identify vulnerable servers, hack them, install copies of themselves on newly compromised machines and, in some cases, even continue […]
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Anthropic, one of the most influential AI companies, has reportedly been asking Christian leaders how its chatbot Claude should respond to grief, self-harm, morality and even its own shutdown. According to The […]
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Palantir chief executive Alex Karp has argued that the workers most likely to remain valuable in the age of AI are not only those with practical trade skills, but also the neurodivergent. […]
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