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How can AI better understand humans? Simple: by asking us questions

Anyone who has dealt in a customer-facing job — or even just worked with a team of more than a few individuals — knows that every person on Earth has their own unique, sometimes baffling, preferences. Understanding the preferences of every individual is difficult even for us fellow humans. But what about for AI models, which have no direct human experience upon which to draw, let alone use as…
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Canva launches AI tools for education

Canva is not resting on its AI laurels. Less than a month after launching its new AI-powered Magic Studio, the decade-old Australian startup that’s won a massive userbase by offering cloud-based graphic design and digital multimedia tools for the non-art degree-holding masses is ramping up its efforts to court the oft-neglected education technology (edtech or edutech) sector with AI. Last week…
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Portalis.AI aims to alter AI-human interaction with customizable digital avatars

Portalis.AI has emerged from stealth mode to unveil its avatars that are aimed at enhancing interaction and communication between humans and AI. The Austin, Texas-based startup has created AI characters who can hold a conversation with you as well as their lifelike, fully interactive, and animated digital avatars. With the world increasingly intertwined with AI and digital beings, Portalis.AI is…
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Midjourney, Stability AI and DeviantArt win a victory in copyright case by artists — but the fight continues

The contentious issue of whether AI art generators violent copyright — since they are by and large trained on human artists’ work, in many cases without their direct affirmative consent, compensation, or even knowledge — has taken a step forward to being settled in the U.S. today. U.S. District Court Judge William H. Orrick, of the Northern District of California, today filed a decision in a…
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