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· Carl Samson
DOGE’s ChatGPT-driven grant cuts put Asian American history at risk
Court depositions have exposed how ChatGPT became the tool for gutting more than $100 million in National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grants, including projects on Asian American history in what scholars say are unconstitutional violations. Latest developments: Deposition…
· Carl Samson
Japanese literary award winner admits getting help from ChatGPT
A Japanese author has opened up about getting help from ChatGPT shortly after winning one of the country’s most prestigious literary awards. Driving the news: Rie Kudan, 33, on Wednesday received the coveted Akutagawa Prize — one awarded for budding writers — for her novel…
· Carl Samson
China’s AI rivals to ChatGPT now available to the public
Multiple AI chatbots have been approved for public release in China this week, marking an end to waitlists that have dragged on for months. Who’s making them: Eleven firms received approval from the Chinese government, according to Reuters. Among them are major players such as…
· Carl Samson
‘Thanks ChatGPT’: Singapore man wins lottery using AI
A man in Singapore has won a small lottery after asking ChatGPT to generate random numbers. Aaron Tan, who goes by the handle @8_aron on TikTok, recently took to the platform to share how he won a TOTO lottery game with help from artificial intelligence.
· Carl Samson
Fake news peddler held in China in first known arrest over ChatGPT use
A man who allegedly used ChatGPT to generate news about a fake train crash has been detained in China, marking the country’s first known arrest in connection with the use of the AI chatbot. Authorities in Pingliang, Gansu province, first noticed the fabricated news on April 25,…
· Bryan Ke
China’s ChatGPT-like program MOSS to be made open source
The team behind MOSS, China’s first ChatGPT-like software, announced it will become an open-source program once more public testing is done. Speaking to Jiefang Daily at the 2023 Global Artificial Intelligence Developers Conference in Shanghai on Sunday, Qiu Xipeng, a member of…
· Carl Samson
Nvidia CEO hails ChatGPT as ‘greatest thing’ to happen in computing
Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang recently expressed high praise for ChatGPT, declaring it one of the greatest things ever created in the computing industry. Developed by AI research and deployment company OpenAI — originally a nonprofit co-founded by Elon Musk — ChatGPT is…
· Ryan General
Asian Americans more optimistic than pessimistic about AI, survey finds
Asian Americans are embracing artificial intelligence at higher rates than any other major racial group in the United States and remain the only group whose positive views of AI outweigh negative ones, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. The study found that 70% of…
· Ryan General
It’s time to teach our parents how to spot AI fakes
As artificial intelligence (AI) tools develop at an unprecedented rate, it is becoming more and more difficult for people to tell digital faces from real ones. Participants of a recent study by researchers from the University of Reading and partner institutions correctly…
· Ryan General
AI-written articles surpass human output online for the 1st time, study finds
AI-generated articles officially outnumbered human-written ones across the web in November 2024, according to new data from Five Percent. Researchers analyzed 65,000 English-language pages from the Common Crawl web archive to determine when automated writing systems overtook…
· Ryan General
AI is altering the legal profession as record number of Asian Americans enter law school
Artificial intelligence is transforming legal careers just as Asian American enrollment in U.S. law schools has reached an all-time high. Raising the alarm on AI: In an X post on July 26, lawyer and former presidential candidate Andrew Yang cited a law firm partner who told him,…
· Ryan General
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang advocates for AI: ‘it lifts people’
Artificial intelligence will impact every profession, including his own, according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. “Everybody’s jobs will be affected,” the 62-year-old billionaire told CNN’s Fareed Zakaria last week, acknowledging that “some jobs will be lost” while “many jobs will…
· Bryan Ke
‘Pokemon Go’ players revealed to have been training game developer’s new AI model
“Pokemon Go” developer Niantic announced its new AI model on Nov. 12, created using data players have sent over the years. The large geospatial model (LGM), built using the San Francisco-based studio’s visual positioning system (VPS), helps computers “perceive, comprehend and…
· Ryan General
Nvidia surpasses Apple as world’s most valuable company for 2nd time this year
Nvidia has overtaken Apple as the world’s most valuable company, closing Tuesday’s trading session with a market cap of $3.43 trillion compared to Apple’s $3.38 trillion. Nvidia’s stock rose nearly 3% as it benefits from the global artificial intelligence (AI) boom, while…
· Carl Samson
Louis Vuitton’s delayed Beijing flagship highlights luxury market woes
Louis Vuitton’s unopened Beijing flagship store symbolizes the struggles of China’s luxury market, which has yet to recover as anticipated from pandemic setbacks. Broader economic turbulence and changing consumer values are forcing high-end brands across industries to reevaluate…
· Ryan General
Nvidia CEO: AI won’t take your job, but someone using AI might
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reassured the audience at the company’s October AI Summit in Mumbai last week that artificial intelligence (AI) won’t completely replace human workers. While acknowledging AI‘s ability to significantly enhance productivity, the 51-year-old…
· Ryan General
Study finds anti-Asian racial bias in AI grading
A new study by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) has raised concerns about potential racial bias in AI essay grading systems. In the study, shared with the nonprofit The Hechinger Report, researchers compared human grader scores with those of a ChatGPT-based AI model,…
· Bryan Ke
This Chinese woman has fallen for an AI chatbot and the internet is all for it
A Chinese woman living in California has fallen in love with Do Anything Now (DAN), a jailbroken mode of ChatGPT, showcasing their steamy and romantic exchanges on social media. Key points:
· Carl Samson
OpenAI arrives in Asia with inaugural Tokyo office
OpenAI has opened an office in Japan, marking a significant step in its global expansion efforts. Key points:
· Carl Samson
AI beats humans in creative potential, study finds
A study has found that artificial intelligence — specifically ChatGPT-4 — surpasses humans in creative tasks, challenging the long-held notion that creativity is an attribute exclusive to humans. Key points: