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I tried a site where AI matched me with someone based on my 'hotness' rating. It's really messed up.

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I tried Hot Chat 3000, a new website from the art collective MSCHF that says it's helping to expose bias in AI systems. I uploaded my picture, it rated me, and the bot matched me with someone it said rated similarly.

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6 fun ways for ChatGPT beginners to start learning the AI-technology skills companies are looking for

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High-skilled customer service workers given an AI assistant saw 'close to 0' boost in their productivity

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A recent study found that highly skilled customer service workers didn't see palpable productivity gains from having an AI-assistant at work.

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AI will cause real damage when it falls into the wrong hands, according to Microsoft's chief economist

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Microsoft's chief economist believes AI could cause a lot of damage.

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Shake Shack is rolling out new plant-based menu items made using AI, including dairy-free shakes and veggie burgers

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Shake Shack is rolling out new menu items made using AI.

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Ex-OpenAI researcher says there's a 50% chance AI development could end in 'doom'

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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI.

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Google DeepMind boss predicts AI as powerful as the human brain could arrive within the next few years, report says

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DeepMind boss Demis Hassabis believes some form of AGI will arrive in a few years.

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'Godfather of AI' warns that 'bad actors like Putin or DeSantis' could use AI to win wars or manipulate voters

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Geoffrey Hinton told MIT Tech Review about his worries over how AI tools, which he helped pioneer, will be used.

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Microsoft's chief scientific officer says there's no need for a pause on AI — despite what Elon Musk says

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Microsoft exec Eric Horvitz (left) told Fortune it's "reasonable" for people to be concerned about the development of AI, but said we need to "jump in, as opposed to pause," like Elon Musk and some others have called for.

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CEOs are getting closer to finally saying it — AI will wipe out more jobs than they can count

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Tech CEOs including IBM's Arvind Krishna are turning to AI to get efficient.

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