How will artificial intelligence change how we live and work? And should we be fearful of the technological advancement?
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Futurist explains how AI will change the way we live and work
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Is imperial artificial intelligence inevitable?
Karen Hao: Is imperial AI inevitable?Source: Youtube
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Syracuse University Introduced Its New AI Platform for Teaching and Learning
IBL News | New York
Syracuse University, this month, during the forum “AI at Work,” presented its AI platform developed in collaboration with ibl.ai, the parent company of this news service.
At the center is MentorAI, a platform run entirely inside Syracuse’s cloud tenancies.
Andrew Joncas, Leader, Architect, and Technology Evangelist, at Syracuse University, explained, “Creating an AI tutor no longer requires prompt-engineering expertise. Instructors upload a syllabus, slide deck, or even an MP4 lecture; Mentor AI generates an agent that can answer student questions, surface key points, or embed directly in Blackboard.”
Syracuse University owns data and code and pays by the API call rather than per-seat license; therefore, there’s no premium license, and administrators can mix and match models — from OpenAI GPT-4o to Google Gemini or open-source Llama. This approach also allows the university to adopt newer models as they mature.
The same event highlighted the Blackboard AI Design Assistant, where AI suggests quiz items, assignments, and rubrics, as Michael Morrison stressed, the instructor remains in charge.
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China’s AI robotics ‘progressing fast’, focus turns to robot ‘brain’ and VLA model
Goldman Sachs Jacqueline Du sees a 5-10 year runway ahead for commercial applications of AI-based humanoid robots materializing as regulatory hurdles stand in the way of deployment to the masses.Source: Youtube
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The catastrophic risks of AI — and a safer path
Yoshua Bengio — the world’s most-cited computer scientist and a “godfather” of artificial intelligence — is deadly concerned about the current trajectory of the technology.Source: Youtube
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Why this OpenAI expert doesn’t use ChatGPT
OpenAI is back to making waves in the artificial intelligence realm this week after it agreed to buy io Products — a startup founded by former Apple designer Jony Ive — for $6.5 billion.Source: Youtube
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Miami University is one step closer to introducing a Bachelor of Science in AI degree
Miami University is one step closer to introducing a Bachelor of Science in artificial intelligence degree.Source: Youtube
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San Francisco protesters warn of ‘human extinction’ with AI’s increasing intelligence
Protesters outside OpenAI offices in San Francisco were sounding the alarm about AI posing “an existential threat to humanity itself,” as President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill could upend regulation efforts.Source: Youtube
