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How should AI be governed? Open source syllabus offers framework

Kevin Frazier has ambitious plans to involve more voices in crucial conversations guiding artificial intelligence (AI). As an assistant professor of law at St. Thomas University spearheading an effort to create new legal educational tools for the AI sector, he recognizes inclusive global cooperation will be key to navigating AI’s complex societal impacts. In a recent interview with VentureBeat…
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Visual Electric launches to liberate AI art generation from chat interfaces

If you’ve tried out at least a few of the text-to-image AI art generation services that have launched in the past few years, such as Midjourney or OpenAI’s various versions of DALL-E, you have likely noticed some commonalities. Chief among them: all pretty much resemble a chat interface. There’s typically a space for the user to enter their text prompts and then the application responds with…
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1 in 4 American workers fear AI will take their jobs

Ask the average American worker how happy they are with their life and work, and you’ll get a mixed bag of results. One recent study found that 64% of Americans are more stressed than last year, with 25% saying their stress level is much higher now. Two thirds admit to…
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Open-source SuperDuperDB brings AI into enterprise databases

San Francisco-based SuperDuperDB, an Intel Ignite portfolio company working to simplify how teams build and deploy AI apps, today released version 0.1 of its open-source framework. Available as a Python package, the framework allows users to integrate AI — from machine learning (ML) models to their AI application programming interface (API) of choice — and vector search capabilities with…
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Asato: A new AI copilot for CIOs

Digital transformation is critical for modern enterprises. However, it has also made the CIO role incredibly challenging. They have to deal with data sprawl, SaaS apps all over the place, purchases and expenses not being well tracked and usage not being easy to pin down.  In this complicated environment, “the CIO is caught surprised,” Sundari Mitra, CEO and co-founder of startup Asato, told…
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