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Developers should grasp the opportunity to address misogyny in society rather than entrench it, says Liz JacksonYour article (Never underestimate a droid: robots gather at AI for Good summit in Geneva, 6 July) begins by listing four of the robot delegates that are attending the AI for Good summit – all four are “feminised robots” – and I remembered the thought I had when I saw Ai-Da perform poetry at the Ashmolean in Oxford in 2021: why does a robot need boobs?Robotics an

I am 13, so I know first-hand the efforts to combat ChatGPT, and the enormous potential of such technologies, writes Amedeo Bettauer I found Joe Marshall’s article on the efforts to detect AI-generated content compelling in its storytelling, but thought there was one perspective not highlighted (As AI cheating booms, so does the industry detecting it: ‘We couldn’t keep up with demand’, 5 July).I am 13, so I know first-hand the efforts of schools to combat ChatGPT, and the

A new Cambridge University institute will try to harness the good and anticipate the bad effects of artificial intelligenceStephen Cave has considerable experience of well-intentioned actions that have unhappy consequences. A former senior diplomat in the foreign office during the New Labour era, he was involved in treaty negotiations which later – and unexpectedly – unravelled to trigger several international events that included Brexit. “I know the impact of well-meant global

Government reveals a draft framework has been formulated for how ChatGPT rollout will work in schoolsThe ban on public school students using artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT may be reversed next year, the federal education minister says, but students will probably face changes in how they are tested and graded.On Sunday, federal education minister Jason Clare said state and territory ministers have agreed on a draft framework for teachers on how the technology should be used in scho