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White House launches AI-based contest to secure government systems from hacks
White House launches AI-based contest to secure government systems from hacks
By Zeba Siddiqui SAN FRANCISCO The White House on Wednesday said it had launched a multimillion-dollar cyber contest
2023-08-10 04:59
French MPs urge TikTok ban ultimatum
French MPs urge TikTok ban ultimatum
French MPs on Thursday called on the government to ban video-sharing platform TikTok unless it clarifies its links to China, days after the government blamed...
2023-07-06 21:29
Mozambique Plans Climate Announcement Worth Billions at COP28
Mozambique Plans Climate Announcement Worth Billions at COP28
Mozambique is seeking to become the latest country to secure an energy-transition pact with wealthy nations and is
2023-09-07 13:56
How tall is xQc? When fans speculated Kick streamer to be 'anorexic' after comparing his height to weight
How tall is xQc? When fans speculated Kick streamer to be 'anorexic' after comparing his height to weight
Speculation about xQc's reported weight and height has led some fans to question if he might be dealing with anorexic tendencies
2023-08-15 19:53
Major Google Bard update allows it to not just write code, but execute it
Major Google Bard update allows it to not just write code, but execute it
Google has unveiled a major new update to its AI chatbot Bard that significantly improves its powers of logic and reasoning. The latest version of the ChatGPT rival is now capable of both writing and executing code by itself, the tech giant announced, allowing it to figure out problems on a far deeper level than current generative AI systems. Google’s artificial intelligence tool is able to perform the new tasks through a new technique called “implicit code execution”, which enables Bard to detect computational prompts and run code in the background. The result is that Bard should theoretically be able to respond more accurately to mathematical tasks and coding questions, as it will have already tested the outcomes that it proposes. Until now, large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Bard have been better suited to language and creative tasks, as they draw from their training data to predict what word will come next when talking about a specific subject. This allows them to produce text quickly but without deep thought, making them weaker when it comes to areas like reasoning and mathematics. “Our new method allows Bard to generate and execute code to boost its reasoning and maths abilities,” Google wrote in a blog post on Wednesday. “With the latest update, we’ve combined the capabilities of both LLMs and traditional code to improve accuracy in Bard’s responses. Through implicit code execution, Bard identifies prompts that might benefit from logical code, writes it ‘under the hood,’ executes it and uses the result to generate a more accurate response.” The new method improved Bard’s accuracy for coding and maths problems by roughly 30 per cent during internal tests, Google claimed. Accuracy remains one of the biggest issues with AI chatbots, with Google warning that despite the upgrade, Bard “won’t always get it right”. Unreliable or fabricated information generated by these AI tools is known as hallucinations, and they are typically delivered in a confident way that can be even more misleading for the user. ChatGPT creator OpenAI announced a potential new method to improve AI misinformation last month, involving two AI systems debating each other until they agree on the correct answer. Read More What is superintelligence? How AI could wipe out humanity – and why the boss of ChatGPT is doomsday prepping 10 ways AI will change the world – from curing cancer to wiping out humanity
2023-06-08 21:50
Exxon Profit Misses Estimates as Natural Gas, Refining Falter
Exxon Profit Misses Estimates as Natural Gas, Refining Falter
Exxon Mobil Corp. fell short of analysts’ expectations with a third straight drop in profit — the longest
2023-07-28 18:57
Occidental buys carbon air capture tech firm for $1.1 billion
Occidental buys carbon air capture tech firm for $1.1 billion
By Sabrina Valle and Sourasis Bose (Reuters) -U.S. oil and gas producer Occidental Petroleum on Tuesday agreed to pay $1.1
2023-08-16 06:46
Kai Cenat: 5 incredible moments of Twitch star from Japan streams
Kai Cenat: 5 incredible moments of Twitch star from Japan streams
Here are the best instances from the various streams of Kai Cenat's visit to Tokyo, Japan
2023-07-30 18:52
EXERTIS Scales With Boomi, Increasing Partner and Customer Satisfaction Globally
EXERTIS Scales With Boomi, Increasing Partner and Customer Satisfaction Globally
LONDON & CHESTERBROOK, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 13, 2023--
2023-09-13 16:19
Amazon plays catch-up with Alexa generative AI, shows off refreshed hardware
Amazon plays catch-up with Alexa generative AI, shows off refreshed hardware
By Greg Bensinger Amazon.com Inc on Wednesday unveiled a slate of new and refreshed devices and updated its
2023-09-21 00:56
Google removes 'Slavery Simulator' game from store following a wave of criticism in Brazil
Google removes 'Slavery Simulator' game from store following a wave of criticism in Brazil
A game entitled "Slavery Simulator," where players can "buy and sell" enslaved Black characters, was taken down from Google's app store after widespread criticism from Brazilian social media users.
2023-05-26 02:55
Lidar Builder Luminar Hires Engineers From Defunct Ford-Backed Startup
Lidar Builder Luminar Hires Engineers From Defunct Ford-Backed Startup
Luminar Technologies Inc., the laser sensor startup which went public in a $3.4 billion reverse merger in 2020,
2023-05-10 08:24