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Why doesn't Facebook just ban AI slop like Shrimp Jesus?

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Jesus comes in multiple crustacean forms on the generative AI Facebook page called Love God &God Love You.

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Goldman Sachs says the return on investment for AI might be disappointing

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It may be a while before companies see a return on their AI investments.

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EV sales have hit a speed bump. Using AI to improve their batteries could get more people in the driving seat.

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Charging times have been cited as a reason that consumers are holding off buying EVs.

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One of the most powerful men in entertainment just called OpenAI's Sam Altman a 'con man' who can't be trusted

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Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel criticized OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman, calling him a "con man" who can't be trusted with artificial intellgience.

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Microsoft AI CEO explains why the economics of information are about to 'radically change'

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Mustafa Suleyman predicts a "true inflection point" in human history just 15 to 20 years from now.

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Mark Zuckerberg is 'almost ready' to reveal a prototype that left early testers 'giddy'

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg teased that a new Meta prototype is on the way in a recent interview.

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Employers want students with generative AI skills for work, but students just want to use it for fun

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College students are wary about AI for work, but it might be their ticket to a job.

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Mark Zuckerberg doesn't want to hear your talk about an AI 'God'

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed his biggest AI turnoff.

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NBC's decision to use an AI version of a 'very much alive' sportscaster during the Olympics is making people nervous

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NBC sportscaster Al Michaels.

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Tech has transformed in-person art-viewing experiences. AI is changing them even more.

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The art firm Artechouse helps artists showcase immersive works created with tech such as extended reality and AI.

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