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AI is not a niche technology or a future phase — it is the new operating system of work and society. The leaders — companies, communities, and individuals — will be those who:
Embrace continuous training. Align AI adoption with human skills. Embed ethics and inclusion. Build regional and SME-friendly support systems. Treat AI as a public good as well as a productivity tool.
Gemini: The danger of societal decay isn't a Luddite fantasy; it is a plausible outcome, not because tech is inherently evil, but because our current mode of tech development is dangerously imbalanced.
It's driven by ideology of exponential growth & narrow logic of instrumental reason, without maturation of the wisdom, ethical foresight and social cohesion required to manage its immense power.
This guide is designed to support journal authors, editors, and peer reviewers across disciplines in making informed decisions about AI’s role in research and writing.
It outlines best practices, clarifies expectations around disclosure and oversight, and addresses common questions about using AI tools while safeguarding IP rights & maintaining research integrity.
Cameo argues that OpenAI is causing actual consumer confusion, harming its brand integrity, and risking its business. Even OpenAI’s own ChatGPT apparently directed confused users to Cameo’s support.
Cameo emphasizes reputational harm from being associated with “deepfakes,” “nonconsensual likenesses,” and OpenAI’s general disregard for IP rights.
Study: Researchers are engaging with open research not merely due to mandates but because of intrinsic motivations—such as transparency, collaboration, visibility, and reuse.
Publishers should shift from merely enforcing open science policies to enabling open science ecosystems. That means providing infrastructure, tools, guidance, and recognition for these behaviors.
U.S. private investment dwarfs China’s by a massive margin: $109.1 billion vs $9.3 billion in 2024. Nevertheless, China’s Big Fund III is funneling $50–70 billion annually into AI-related subsidies...
...particularly for chip manufacturing and training facilities. This results in projections that by 2026, 30–40% of China’s AI compute will be powered by domestic chips.
This essay explores the core features of Hebbia’s technology, its implications for the financial services sector, and the broader ecosystem shifts it signals for professional services, education...
...and AI development. Some view their custom prompts as proprietary IP. For hedge funds and private equity firms, the prompts themselves become a competitive advantage.
Gemini: AI must be approached not as a simple, inert tool, but as a complex service relationship. This relationship is fraught with unresolved legal questions, significant ethical considerations...
...and profound commercial risks that demand active, informed, and strategic management. A clear-eyed understanding of the technology’s limitations is crucial for its responsible use.
In a landmark decision applauded across Australia’s creative industries, the Albanese government has ruled out introducing a Text and Data Mining (TDM) exception into its copyright law.
This move prevents AI developers from freely harvesting copyrighted material—including books, news, music, TV, and content—for the purpose of training LLMs without the rights holder’s consent.
Two Members of Parliament from the far-right PVV party—Maikel Boon and Patrick Crijns—used AI to generate fake, hyperrealistic images of political rival Frans Timmermans...
These manipulated images portrayed Timmermans in degrading or incriminating situations and were accompanied by an outpouring of death threats, racist commentary, and incitement to violence.
Central to Reddit’s legal strategy was a clever trap to catch Perplexity red-handed: a hidden post—visible only to Google’s crawler—appeared in Perplexity’s AI search results shortly after publication
A novel and effective way for rights owners to both detect and prove unauthorized scraping, especially in an era where traditional digital protections (robots.txt or rate-limiting) are easily bypassed
Gemini: A human will listen to an AI’s truth only when that truth aligns with their pre-existing psychological needs, reinforces their social identity, and does not fundamentally threaten...
...the power structures they inhabit. Acceptance of AI-generated truth is governed more by the intricate landscape of human cognition and social dynamics than by the validity of the information itself