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The past year was challenging for many areas of the stock market, with the exception of a few high-profile technology stocks. The tech sector largely buoyed the S&P 500 upward in 2023 while most other sectors struggled amid higher interest rates. For financial advisors and investors evaluating this area, tech’s prospects remain positive for 2024,
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The risks of artificial intelligence can seem overwhelming. For every benefit AI provides, there is an adverse use. One major problem is deepfakes: videos, images, or audio generated by AI that mimic a victim saying or doing something that never happened. Deepfakes can be designed to superimpose a likeness onto real footage, while others are
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OpenAI, the company behind the viral chatbot ChatGPT, unveiled its newest artificial intelligence creation Sora on Thursday – a text-to-video generator called Sora. This groundbreaking AI tool takes simple text prompts and transforms them into high-quality, minute-long videos complete with complex camera work and emotive characters. Sora’s capabilities are so advanced that AI experts like
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OpenAI unveiled its newest artificial intelligence creation, Sora, on Thursday. Sora is a text-to-video generator that can create realistic videos up to one minute long based on text prompts provided by users. Though not yet available to the public, Sora’s announcement generated enthusiasm about its potential uses as well as concerns about its possible misuse.
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An underground website known only as “OnlyFake” has sparked serious cybersecurity concerns due to the alarming sophistication of the fake IDs it produces, which include realistic-looking photos. A recent investigative report from 404Media described OnlyFake as an “instant fake ID factory” that “threatens to streamline everything from bank fraud to money laundering and has implications
Coca-Cola-owned sports drink brand Bodyarmor has released an early version of its Super Bowl commercial using generative AI, aiming to set itself apart from competitors like Gatorade. However, the ad, titled “Field of Fake,” has drawn criticism for its unsettling imagery and questionable use of AI. The commercial features distorted visuals of morphing body parts
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The emergence of artificial intelligence capable of generating realistic fake audio content poses alarming new challenges. Once merely theoretical, this technology has rapidly advanced to the point that convincing mimicries of real people’s voices are now readily produced and increasingly accessible. The existence of these AI audio generators, and the difficulty of reliably detecting their
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The non-profit Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2) has introduced OLMo, a revolutionary new open source large language model framework. By providing full access to training data, code, model weights and evaluation tools, OLMo represents a critical shift towards democratized and transparent AI development. Unlike other models that have included select components, OLMo’s “completely open”
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There is a new type of online influencer that is gaining popularity – the AI-generated avatar. Dozens of these fictional characters, like Aika Kittie and Alexis Ivyedge, have amassed hundreds of thousands of Instagram and Twitter followers with their flawless yet eerie photos. Behind these AI influencers are real creators collaborating in closed online communities
Mark Zuckerberg Boasts Meta’s AI Strategy Banks on Billions of Posts We Handed Over Meta’s plan to beat the competition in artificial intelligence relies heavily on the billions of images, posts, comments and videos that users have freely shared on its platforms over the years. In the company’s recent earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained
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