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Chong Ke, from Vancouver, under investigation after allegedly using ChatGPT to cite case law – but those cases did not existA lawyer in Canada is under fire after the artificial intelligence chatbot use she used for legal research created “fictitious” cases, in the latest episode to expose the perils of using untested technologies in the courtroom.Vancouver lawyer Chong Ke, who now faces an investigation into her conduct, allegedly used ChatGPT to develop legal submissions duri

Exclusive: Guardian investigation for podcast series Black Box reveals names connected to app that generated nonconsensual images of underage girls around the worldPrologue: the collision – podcastThe first Miriam al-Adib learned of the pictures was when she returned home from a business trip. “Mum,” said her daughter. “I want to show you something.”The girl, 14, opened her phone to show an explicit image of herself. “It’s a shock when you see it,”

Today, Figure is announcing an astonishing US $675 million Series B raise, which values the company at an even more astonishing $2.6 billion. Figure is one of the companies working towards a multi or general purpose (depending on who you ask) bipedal or humanoid (depending on who you ask) robot. The astonishing thing about this valuation is that Figure’s robot is still very much in the development phase—although they’re making rapid progress, which they demonstrate in a new vid

Internal communications from CEO Sam Altman reportedly under scrutiny in SEC inquiryBusiness live – latest updatesUS regulators are investigating internal communications from the OpenAI chief executive, Sam Altman, as part of an inquiry into whether investors into the technology company were misled, reports claim.The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is looking into emails and internal records of directors and officials at the ChatGPT creator after it issued a subpoena in December,

Artificial intelligence can make companies more efficient and workers happier – or cause mass misery. The choice is oursAs artificial intelligence spreads rapidly across America’s economy, there’s a lively debate about how it will transform the future of work. What many people fail to realize is that AI has already changed millions of workers’ jobs – often for the worse.At Amazon, some warehouse and delivery drivers complain that AI-driven bots have fired them witho

Internal communications from CEO Sam Altman reportedly under scrutiny in SEC inquiryUS regulators are investigating internal communications from OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman as part of an inquiry into whether investors into the technology company were misled, reports claim.The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is looking into emails and internal records of directors and officials at the ChatGPT creator after it issued a subpoena in December, according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ)

The standards target generative AI’s misuse potential but Microsoft says its ability to flag problematic material could be hurt tooFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastTech companies say new Australian safety standards will inadvertently make it harder for generative AI systems to detect and prevent online child abuse and pro-terrorism material.Under two mandatory standards aimed at child safety relea