Posts tagged "artificial intelligence and machine learning revolution"

The IMF says the impact of AI will be greater for advanced economies, with about 60% of roles affected.

For businesses wanting to take advantage of machine learning, human habits can be the weak link.

We need a lot of data to train powerful, accurate and high-quality AI algorithms. For instance, ChatGPT was trained on 570 gigabytes of text data, or about 300 billion words. But the quality of the training data is also important.

Intelligent virtual human companions could help address the social isolation felt by many older people.

But don’t expect the SEO industry to fade away immediately. Generative AI search engines are still in their infancy and must address certain challenges before they dominate search.

Can AI systems deceive humans? The authors argue a range of systems have already learned to do this – and the risks range from fraud and election tampering to us losing control over AI.

It is estimated that training GPT-3 required somewhere between 210,000 and 700,000 litres of water (the equivalent of that used to produce between 300 and 1,000 cars).

The rapid acclimatisation to ChatGPT leaves us with a lingering question: what’s next? Here are four AI technologies waiting on the sidelines right now that hold promise.

The implications of gigantic numbers around AI and the future of work are sobering, but how reliable are these predictions?

Women in Australia are pioneering AI and helping to answer many questions around the effect of the technology on the world. Here are five of them.

At Google I/O this week the tech giant finally introduced Duet AI that will be integrated across Gmail and other Google Workspaces.

In the federal budget, there were few major surprises when it came to technology spending. Here are a few other tech items that have been sprinkled throughout the budget.