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Federated learning key to securing AI

Check out all the on-demand sessions from the Intelligent Security Summit here. The Altxerri cave in Aia, Spain, contains cave paintings estimated to be roughly 39,000 years old. Some of the oldest-known in existence, these drawings depict bison, reindeer, aurochs, antelopes and other animals and figures. It is what Xabi Uribe-Etxebarria calls one of the first forms of “data…
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The human side of generative AI’s gold rush | The AI Beat

Check out all the on-demand sessions from the Intelligent Security Summit here. The current gold rush to capitalize on generative AI is, ultimately, about making money and boosting business. After all, Microsoft didn’t just agree to invest fresh new billions into OpenAI just because the latter has a mission to “ensure advanced AI benefits all of humanity.” It’s about commercializing the…
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Why AI and creativity are not at war

Check out all the on-demand sessions from the Intelligent Security Summit here. There is a great deal of understandable concern right now in creative fields about the impact recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) will have on jobs and on creativity in general.  After using Midjourney to generate a cover image for a story about Alex Jones in The Atlantic, Charlie Warzel apologized to…
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Top AI startup news of the week: AI21 Labs, Mad Street Den, aiOla, and more

Check out all the on-demand sessions from the Intelligent Security Summit here. Announcements around generative AI-powered writing assistance show no signs of slowing this week, while a few sizable funding rounds fill out the top AI startup news. Here are five companies that made headlines this week: 1. AI21 Labs launches Wordtune Spices to assist writers AI21 Labs launched Wordtune Spices…
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