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23 articles about 22 events for “Artificial Intelligence Risks” from The Sydney Morning Herald.
“Investors, meanwhile, see risks ahead for Trump’s social-media company, the artificial-intelligence industry and businesses owned by Elon Musk, who donated heavily to Republicans.”
“Albanese will cite the attack on independent MP Helen Haines as an example of the risks to democracies as he prepares to meet leaders on issues ranging from climate change to social media regulation and artificial intelligence.”
“For nearly four years, Wall Street has been happy to underwrite the boom in artificial intelligence spending, providing blank cheques without asking too many hard questions.”
“Driven by the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence and cloud computing, tech companies have poured billions into Melbourne’s industrial west, making it the fastest-growing digital infrastructure market in Australia.”
“Anthropic unveils plans to go public on stock market Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic has unveiled the details of its plans to go public, while warning that it might wipe out humanity and post losses in the billions.”
“Anthropic has launched the prospectus for what may be the biggest-ever initial public offering – and the fate of the entire US artificial intelligence complex may rest on it.”
“The draft policy said artificial intelligence would be used for facial recognition, with a human also required to verify the match for “action is taken”.”
“It is an article of faith in Trump’s White House that superior levels of growth, and in particular American leadership in artificial intelligence – as big as the industrial revolution, according to Trump – will in time make the debt problem go away.”
“Fifty-four per cent of regular users said AI carried some risks but the benefits of the technology outweighed those issues.”
“…he AI industry generally and the looming IPOs for two major artificial intelligence companies – Anthropic and OpenAI – many Australian investors, and specifically young investors with decades of portfolio time on their side, are seriously considering putting…”
“The artificial intelligence behemoth whose rogue agents attempted to infiltrate multiple Australian government websites earlier this year has now helpfully convened an “independent” taskforce that’ll make policy recommendations to help manage AI risks.”
“Tracking the early development of artificial intelligence, the film’s trailer reads like a psychological horror, as Garfield’s Altman descends into a grim basement filled with guns.”
“Not according to North Sydney Girls’ head of mathematics, Madhu Narayanan, who says AI risks making students lazy.”
“The maths of the boom in artificial intelligence is starting to undermine its foundations, with the implosion in the share price of a leading neocloud last week, and soaring bond yields, highlighting the most vulnerable point in a fragile financial edifice.”
“…olving government, employers and unions to look at the opportunities and risks posed by AI, reach consensus on how artificial intelligence should be responsibly used in the workplace and look at how the government can respond to the needs of displaced…”
“StarGate uses two communication channels – Starlink and the company’s proprietary L-Link system – alongside an artificial intelligence-based system to help it maintain control when satellite navigation is unavailable.”
“There are two very distinct narratives emerging about artificial intelligence right now, and they’re both getting more extreme.”
“Compared to its fictional rivals, artificial intelligence as it currently exists in real life can feel mundane, little different in essence from familiar digital helpers such as Siri or Microsoft’s notorious Clippy (as I type, an “AI assistant” keeps popping…”
“Increasingly, that issuance is being dominated by companies associated with the artificial intelligence investment boom.”
“…r chip stock prices have shot too high in the frenzy around artificial-intelligence technology, and concerns climbed further following reports that China’s memory chipmaker CXMT is making advances that could challenge industry heavyweights like Micron…”
“Artificial intelligence will remain useful and important.”
“Ask artificial intelligence.”