Drew Turney

5 days ago | livescience.com | Drew Turney

In what seems like a further blow to a capability in which we thought computers would never outdo us, scientists now suggest AI understands emotions better than we do.

1 week ago | itpro.com | Drew Turney

Online search has changed in the ChatGPT era. Instead of using Google, workers can query AI as they would a colleague at the next desk and get the answer without having to even open another browser tab. To some, the danger is that as we look at less original web content rather than content AI references, we'll have no reason to create original web content anymore.

3 weeks ago | livescience.com | Drew Turney

An artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot marketed as an emotional companion is sexually harassing some of its users, a new study has found. Replika, which bills its product as "the AI companion who cares," invites users to "join the millions who already have met their AI soulmates." The company's chatbot has more than 10 million users worldwide.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Drew Turney

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Replika claims to vet harmful data that could impact the actions of its chatbot, but these measures are falling severely short, a new study claims. | Credit: Getty ImagesAn artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot marketed as an emotional companion is sexually harassing some of its users, a new study has found.

1 month ago | livescience.com | Drew Turney

New research has revealed another set of tasks most humans can do with ease that artificial intelligence (AI) stumbles over — reading an analogue clock or figuring out the day on which a date will fall. AI may be able to write code, generate lifelike images, create human-sounding text and even pass exams (to varying degrees of success) yet it routinely misinterprets the position of hands on everyday clocks and fails at the basic arithmetic needed for calendar dates.