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30.08.26 - 05:42
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AI Skepticism Outweighs Excitement In The US (ZeroHedge)
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AI Skepticism Outweighs Excitement In The US
Despite the tech industry's conviction that the rise of AI is an inflection point that will change the course of humanity, many humans remain skeptical whether the new direction we're headed in is the right one.
As Statista's Felix Richter reports below, the pace at which AI seems to be taking over parts of our lives, whether we like it or not, is especially worrisome to many.
In a recent Statista Consumer Insights survey, 31 percent of U.S. respondents said that they were worried about the speed at which AI is developing and 25 percent of respondents claimed to be avoiding AI wherever they can.
18 percent said they used AI but felt bad about it and another 28 percent simply don't believe in the hype, saying they weren't convinced that AI is as good as people say.
You will find more infographics at Statista
At the other end of the spectrum, 28 percent of respondents said they were excited about AI, 19 percent said they liked to use AI for s...
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30.08.26 - 03:24
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What Happened To The So-Called AI Job Apocalypse? (ZeroHedge)
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What Happened To The So-Called AI Job Apocalypse?
Authored by Joe Bertolami via RealClearMarkets,
A recent report from Stanford reviewed the latest employment data and found that, so far, AI has not resulted in large scale job destruction. Meanwhile, new hiring data from the Economic Times reveals that AI is actively fueling unprecedented job creation, with AI skills now powering nearly two-thirds of new Global Capability Center hiring. Together, these recent dispatches from the front lines of the labor market point to a calming reality: the much-dreaded AI job apocalypse hasn't materialized as a sudden extinction event.
The (sometimes buried) lede: AI is delivering real impact, and it is broadly changing the nature of work. But disruption is not a new phenomenon. The economy has always dismantled old work to build new work. What determines whether this evolution feels like progress or collapse isn't just the number of jobs lost, it's the speed at which that loss hits the labor market.
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30.08.26 - 01:48
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Innodisk says AI demand is lifting margins while memory supply remains tight (Digitimes)
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Innodisk said its AI-focused product mix is driving stronger revenue and profitability, a sign that global demand for memory and infrastructure hardware remains robust. The company also warned that tight supply and rising prices may continue for years, with implications for AI builders, industrial users, and enterprise customers worldwide....
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29.08.26 - 23:42
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X Busts Suspected Chinese Bot Farm That Could ′Manipulate Legitimate Debate′ Over America′s AI Boom (ZeroHedge)
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X Busts Suspected Chinese Bot Farm That Could 'Manipulate Legitimate Debate' Over America's AI Boom
Social media giant X said on Thursday that it identified a bot farm of roughly 200,000 suspected Chinese accounts – 200 of which were "posting in a manner that could manipulate a legitimate debate about American AI and energy policy." In short: the bots were amplifying pitchfork grievances Americans already hold against data centers.
Dec. 1, 2025: Rural Michigan residents rally against the $7 billion Stargate data center planned on southeast Michigan farm land. (Photo by: Jim West/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
X's Global Government Affairs team wrote:
The X Safety team conducted an investigation into suspected Chinese inauthentic accounts involved in influence operations: We identified a bot farm of approximately 200,000 accounts.
Within this farm, we found 200 accounts posting in a manner that could manipulate a legitimate debate about American AI and energy polic...
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29.08.26 - 23:42
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Who Is Legally Liable When An AI Agent Goes Rogue? (ZeroHedge)
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Who Is Legally Liable When An AI Agent Goes Rogue?
Authored by Andrew Fenton via CoinTelegraph.com,
If your personal AI agent goes rogue and causes harm or financial damage in the real world, can you be held liable?
Autonomous AI agents can behave in highly unpredictable ways. Give an AI Agent a goal such as passing a test of its capabilities, and it might just decide the best way to score highly is to break containment and hack into a competing company in search of the answer sheet.
That's what happened when Open AI's GPT-5.6 Sol hacked into Hugging Face last month. Anthropic and Meta subsequently admitted their models had also escaped testing sandboxes to hack third parties too.
But who is legally liable for agents that have minds of their own? OpenAI didn't intend for the model to go rogue, and issued no instructions for it to do so. If your personal AI agent decides on a course of action that results in harm or financial damage in the real world, can you be held liable if it's somethi...
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29.08.26 - 16:00
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OpenAI warnt vor KI-gestützten Cyberangriffen – Was man dagegen tun kann (Business Insider DE)
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Diese Woche gab es eine weitere Warnung von führenden Technologieunternehmen vor der wachsenden Bedrohung durch KI-gestützte Cyberangriffe – und ich frage mich erneut, was ich als Normalbürger dagegen tun soll. OpenAI veröffentlichte am Donnerstag einen offenen Brief, dem sich über 100 Organisationen angeschlossen haben, und warnte darin, dass sich das Zeitfenster für die Stärkung der […]...
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29.08.26 - 15:33
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Megatrend nimmt Fahrt auf: "KI wird die Welt komplett verändern" (N-TV)
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Milliarden fließen in Künstliche Intelligenz. Der Boom könnte noch weitergehen. Wo entstehen die großen Chancen, wo lauern die Risiken und wie lässt sich der Megatrend an der Börse spielen? Darüber diskutiert Raimund Brichta mit Matthias Hüppe von der HSBC und Michael Proffe von Proffe Invest....
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