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AI-Implanted False Memories
AI can significantly induce false memories in witness interviews, raising ethical concerns about its use in sensitive contexts.
Procreate defies AI trend, pledges "no generative AI" in its illustration app
Procreate vows to exclude generative AI from its app, prioritizing human creativity amid industry backlash and ethical concerns.
Code Smarter, Not Harder: Developing with Cursor and Claude Sonnet
Cursor, integrated with Claude Sonnet, enhances coding efficiency with AI features, enabling faster software development.
Artificial Intelligence Cheapens the Artistic Imagination (2023)
AI threatens artistic jobs and imagination, pushing artists to hybridize with machines, risking cultural depth and meaning.
Solving Redactle with Decision Trees
Using decision trees to solve Redactle optimizes guessing by efficiently narrowing down article titles based on word membership.
Policy: Generative AI (e.g., ChatGPT) is banned
Meta Stack Overflow has banned generative AI content like ChatGPT due to concerns over accuracy and quality, prioritizing human expertise.
What a 160-year-old theory about coal predicts about our self-driving future
The Jevons paradox suggests self-driving cars may increase emissions and crash deaths despite efficiency improvements.
NaNoWriMo AI Tech Policy
A former ML member critiques NaNoWriMo's decline and AI tech policy in a revealing thread.
A Specialized UI Multimodal Model
Motiff introduces a specialized UI multimodal model for AI-generated designs, enhancing collaboration and prototyping tools.
What I'm doing wrong with my AI consulting business?
RAGnexus offers tailored AI solutions using RAG tech for personalized responses, efficiency, and cost reduction in consulting.
One company rethinks 'diff' to cut code review times
Alloy.dev innovates code review by enhancing the diff tool, reducing review time by 28% through smarter change representation.
Scientists Make 'Cyborg Worms' with a Brain Guided by AI
Scientists created 'cyborg worms' controlled by AI, demonstrating brain-AI collaboration to navigate toward food using light signals.