Category: Artificial Intelligence
The Impact of Plagiarism Removers on Originality and Creativity in Writing
In the digital age, where information is readily accessible, and content creation is prolific, the issue of plagiarism has become increasingly prevalent. Various plagiarism detection tools and removers have emerged to combat this, promising to uphold academic integrity and originality in writing. However, the widespread use of such tools raises questions about their impact on…
5 ways AI can help with your small business
The AI boom is set to spread far and wide in 2024, with a reported 77% of global businesses using the technology. However, it’s reported that only 29% of startups/small businesses have adopted the tool so far, citing lack of expertise as their main reason for not doing so. Interestingly, a survey of 3,000 business owners…
The Impact of Facilitating Cutting-Edge Technology in Corporate Communications
As digital transformation has become the norm in the business world, companies are rapidly adopting advanced technologies to enhance and expedite internal communication. Employee communication software and platforms evidently stand out in this transformation, as they play a pivotal role in revolutionizing the way businesses interact and operate within an increasingly digital corporate environment. The…
CES2024: VW announces in car ChatGPT
Cerence Chat Pro will be available in the new Golf At CES 2024, the world's leading electronics trade fair held in Las Vegas, Volkswagen will unveil its first vehicles with integrated ChatGPT. Soon customers will have seamless access to the constantly growing artificial intelligence database in all Volkswagen models equipped with…
AI: Experts warn of new ways you can get hacked
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a game changer in many areas of our daily lives, including cybersecurity. With the rising use of new AI-driven tools like ChatGPT, the number of cyberattacks has doubled and become more sophisticated. Cybersecurity experts say that AI-powered cybersecurity tools could help protect your privacy in the new reality, but they…
Ai-Da robot to take part in Royal Institute Christmas lectures
Ai-Da robot, the face of Artificial Intelligence in the UK, is to take part in the 2023 CHRISTMAS LECTURES from the Royal Institution (Ri) alongside Mike Wooldridge, Professor of Artificial Intelligence at Oxford University. For the 2023 CHRISTMAS LECTURES, Mike Wooldridge will tackle the most important and rapidly evolving field of science today – Artificial Intelligence, in…
The Risks of AI for Our Devices and How to Protect Them
Artificial intelligence (AI) is an emerging technology that aims to utilize machines to improve daily lives and transform various industries. Artificial intelligence plays an important role in voice assistants, self-driving cars, improvements in healthcare, and many other fields. So, what is AI? AI refers to computer programs created by humans to enable machines to learn…
Half of Brits duped by scam message in last year thanks to AI, study reveals
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is bombarding Brits with an onslaught of scam messages, a new study by antivirus company McAfee reveals. As cybercriminals capitalise on AI to generate increasingly realistic cons, Brits are now wasting over a week every year deciphering scam messages from real, according to McAfee’s Global Scam Message Study. The research reveals that people…
Countries agree to responsible AI development in Bletchley Declaration
For the first time, 28 countries convened by the UK and including the US, EU and China agree opportunities, risks and need for international action on frontier AI – systems where we face the most urgent and dangerous risks. Driving forward key summit objectives on understanding of the risks and establishing further global collaboration, crucial…
ChatGPT and Bard risk ‘new wave of scams’, Which? warns
ChatGPT and Bard lack effective defences to prevent fraudsters from unleashing a new wave of convincing scams by exploiting their AI tools, a Which? investigation has found. A key way for consumers to identify scam emails and texts is that they are often in badly-written English, but the consumer watchdog's latest research found it could…
