Discover the controversies surrounding voice impersonation, with President Biden urging Congress to ban AI-generated voice calls. Anthropic’s AI model, Claude 3, claims ‘human-like understanding,’ but the AI landscape is marred by legal battles and controversies. OpenAI, embroiled in a lawsuit with Elon Musk, promises responsible AI collaboration with industry peers. AI researchers call for transparency, challenging gen AI companies’ restrictions on independent evaluation. Meanwhile, Microsoft and OpenAI seek to dismiss parts of The New York Times’ copyright suit, raising crucial questions about AI’s use of training data. Stay informed on the complex developments in the AI realm.
Generative AI technology, celebrated for its natural language prowess, faces scrutiny this week due to its dark implications. Microsoft’s Copilot Designer AI, powered by OpenAI’s technology, raises concerns as engineer Shane Jones exposes disturbing images, including demons, violent scenes, and inappropriate content. Despite Jones’ efforts, Microsoft allegedly ignores the issues, conflicting with its responsible AI principles.
In a separate incident, supporters of ex-President Trump utilize AI to create misleading photos, aiming to influence African American voters. The Center for Countering Digital Hate’s report reveals that AI image tools contribute to election disinformation in 41% of cases.
President Biden, acknowledging the dangers of AI-generated voice impersonations, calls on Congress to ban such practices. While acknowledging risks, debates arise on whether all AI-generated voice uses should be prohibited.
Anthropic’s AI rival, Claude 3, claims human-like understanding, showcasing advancements in handling complex queries. However, the AI landscape faces distractions, controversies, and legal battles, questioning the efficacy of these models.
OpenAI, amid a lawsuit by Elon Musk, pledges responsible collaboration with industry peers, signing an open letter for ethical AI development. Simultaneously, AI researchers advocate for transparency, challenging restrictions on independent evaluations imposed by gen AI companies.
Microsoft and OpenAI aim to dismiss parts of The New York Times’ copyright suit, emphasizing the pivotal issue of AI’s use of training data. As the AI saga continues, the landscape remains complex and multifaceted.