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20.02.26 - 20:12
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Inside India′s Hypocritical AI Plan (Bloomberg)
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Nowhere were the promises and hypocrises of AI clearer than in India this week. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Catherine Thorebecke explains from New Delhi. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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20.02.26 - 19:48
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AI Diplomacy on Display During India AI Summit (Bloomberg)
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Michelle Giuda, CEO of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue, says tariffs are not the only way for the US to lead the globe in tech developments. She points to deals announced during the India AI Summit as an example of global tech leadership by US firms. Giuda joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.” (Source: Bloomberg)...
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20.02.26 - 18:24
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Meta′s AI Would Like To Keep You Posting After You′re Dead (ZeroHedge)
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Meta's AI Would Like To Keep You Posting After You're Dead
Ever since social media became a fixture of daily life, an uncomfortable question has lingered: what should happen to someone's account after they die? Leave it frozen in time? Hand it to family members as a memorial? Or quietly let it fade into the algorithm?
A few years ago, Meta Platforms explored a far more ambitious possibility, according to Futurism. In 2023, the company received a patent describing how a large language model could be trained on a user's past posts to simulate their voice and behavior — keeping an account active if the person were “absent,” including in the event of death. The filing, led by CTO Andrew Bosworth, outlined how such a system could generate posts, comments, likes, and even private messages in the user's style.
The idea was striking, and for many, unsettling. Meta has since said it has no plans to move forward with that example. But the patent offers a snapshot of a moment when tech compan...
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20.02.26 - 16:42
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Amazon′s cloud ′hit by two outages caused by AI tools last year′ (The Guardian)
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Reported issues at Amazon Web Services raise questions about firm's use of artificial intelligence as it cuts staffBusiness live – latest updatesAmazon's huge cloud computing arm reportedly experienced at least two outages caused by its own artificial intelligence tools, raising questions about the company's embrace of AI as it lays off human employees.A 13-hour interruption to Amazon Web Services' (AWS) operations in December was caused by an AI agent autonomously choosing to “delete and then recreate” a part of its environment, the Financial Times reported. Continue reading......
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