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Understanding human intentions will be the next big breakthrough in AI

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Understanding human intentions will be the next big breakthrough in AI

With the recent news that the ChatGPT AI can pass a theory of mind test, how far away are we from an artificial intelligence that fully understands the goals and beliefs of others?

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Trajectory-wise image rendering results. Our final rendering results present better quality, structural consistency, and diversity, over the competing method GSN [2]. Each group of images is rendered within the same voxel world using a shared global style code, while GSN shares the same global latent vector in each group. https://hubert0527.github.io/infinicity/

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AI generates virtual 3D cities that extend infinitely in any direction

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Goffin's cockatoo using tools

Life

Cockatoos understand when a job requires a toolkit

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A man man playing videogames

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AI is listening in on gamer chat for toxic and abusive language

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Plate, ca. 1885 from the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access collection

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Can AI curate art better than a human?

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Two images of a women, one generated by AI, look very similar

Technology

AI image generators that create close copies could be a legal headache

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DeepMind AI is as fast as humans at solving previously unseen tasks

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A laptop sits on a desk, opened to the homepage for the search engine Google. A person's hands enter from the left, with one hand's fingers placed on the laptop's keyboard.

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Google's AI is best yet at answering medical and health questions

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Researchers have suggested that monitoring audio clips on social media could be a relatively quick, inexpensive way of tracking coronavirus cases in the community

Health

AI detects if YouTubers are infected with omicron coronavirus variant

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A woman sitting at her desk

Technology

Smart office chair recognises what position you are sitting in

An office chair fitted with sensors detects how you are sitting and uses artificial intelligence to classify it – the long-term aim is to tell you how to improve your posture

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Huge AI models can be halved in size without degrading performance

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ChatGPT detector could help spot cheaters using AI to write essays

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Should schools ban ChatGPT or embrace the technology instead?

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Humans

Why it is important to explore the outer limits of knowledge

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