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How does AI judge? Anthropic studies the values of Claude

1 day ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

AI models like Anthropic Claude are increasingly asked not just for factual recall, but for guidance involving complex human values. Whether it’s parenting advice, workplace conflict resolution, or help drafting an apology, the AI’s response inherently reflects a set of underlying principles. But how can we truly understand which values an AI expresses when interacting with millions of users?
Meta FAIR advances human-like AI with five major releases

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

The Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) team at Meta has announced five projects advancing the company’s pursuit of advanced machine intelligence (AMI). The latest releases from Meta focus heavily on enhancing AI perception – the ability for machines to process and interpret sensory information – alongside advancements in language modelling, robotics, and collaborative AI agents.
Huawei's AI hardware breakthrough challenges Nvidia's dominance

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Dashveenjit Kaur

Chinese tech giant Huawei has made a bold move that could potentially change who leads the global AI chip race. The company has unveiled a powerful new computing system called the CloudMatrix 384 Supernode that, according to local media reports, performs better than similar technology from American chip leader Nvidia.
Meta will train AI models using EU user data

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

Meta has confirmed plans to utilise content shared by its adult users in the EU (European Union) to train its AI models. The announcement follows the recent launch of Meta AI features in Europe and aims to enhance the capabilities and cultural relevance of its AI systems for the region’s diverse population. In a statement, Meta wrote: “Today, we’re announcing our plans to train AI at Meta using public content – like public posts and comments – shared by adults on our products in the EU.
Apple AI stresses privacy with synthetic and anonymised data

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

Apple is taking a new approach to training its AI models – one that avoids collecting or copying user content from iPhones or Macs. According to a recent blog post, the company plans to continue to rely on synthetic data (constructed data that is used to mimic user behaviour) and differential privacy to improve features like email summaries, without gaining access to personal emails or messages.
DolphinGemma: Google AI model understands dolphin chatter

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

Google has developed an AI model called DolphinGemma to decipher how dolphins communicate and one day facilitate interspecies communication. The intricate clicks, whistles, and pulses echoing through the underwater world of dolphins have long fascinated scientists. The dream has been to understand and decipher the patterns within their complex vocalisations.
ChatGPT got another viral moment with ‘AI action figure’ trend

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

ChatGPT’s image generation feature has sparked a new wave of personalised digital creations, with LinkedIn users leading a trend of turning themselves into action figures. The craze began picking up momentum after the viral Studio Ghibli-style portraits sees users sharing images of themselves as boxed dolls – complete with accessories and job-themed packaging. There are several variations in the latest wave of AI-generated self-representation.
BCG: Analysing the geopolitics of generative AI

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

Generative AI is reshaping global competition and geopolitics, presenting challenges and opportunities for nations and businesses alike. Senior figures from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and its tech division, BCG X, discussed the intricate dynamics of the global AI race, the dominance of superpowers like the US and China, the role of emerging “middle powers,” and the implications for multinational corporations.
OpenAI counter-sues Elon Musk for attempts to ‘take down’ AI rival

2 weeks ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

OpenAI has launched a legal counteroffensive against one of its co-founders, Elon Musk, and his competing AI venture, xAI. In court documents filed yesterday, OpenAI accuses Musk of orchestrating a “relentless” and “malicious” campaign designed to “take down OpenAI” after he left the organisation years ago.
IEA: The opportunities and challenges of AI for global energy

2 weeks ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has explored the opportunities and challenges brought about by AI with regards to global energy. Training and deploying sophisticated AI models occur within vast, power-hungry data centres. A “typical AI-focused data centre consumes as much electricity as 100 000 households,” the IEA notes, with the largest facilities under construction projected to demand 20x times that amount.