Portsmouth music producer Anthony Brown has developed two new singers – Amy Innocent and Andrew Ingram – and their music with the help of artificial intelligence.
Source: Youtube
Author: IBL News
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Local producer uses artificial intelligence to create new music artists
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Why AI is still in its infancy, and how the next wave of innovation may reshape every industry
Ben Horowitz on AI, culture, and the future of innovation.Source: Youtube
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Google’s NotebookLM Introduced Flashcards and Quizzes As Study Guide
IBL News | New York
NotebookLM introduced two new interactive, personalized AI features for active learning engagement and study guide: flashcards and quizzes. These features are grounded in users’ source documents such as lecture notes, research papers, or work reports.
The tools can generate detailed overviews and are primarily used for preparing exams, starting new projects, or exploring new interests.
Defined as an AI partner for research and thinking, NotebookLM aims to help users understand complex material more efficiently. It seeks to enable users to turn information into high-quality, knowledgeable, and tailored briefing documents, reports, study guides, glossaries, and explainers.
• The redesigned reports now include a new Blog Post format.
• A new “Learning Guide” helps break down problems step-by-step and adapts explanations, building a deeper understanding of the subject. “Learning Guide is like having a personal tutor for users who source directly within NotebookLM,” said Google.
• New ready-to-use interactive Notebooks curated with free textbooks on these subjects: Biology, AP® Biology, Introduction to Business, Chemistry, Psychology, and Principles of Management.
• Audio Overviews help learners understand material on the go. For example, the Debate format allows for exploring two sides of a topic before a class discussion. The new formats include:
-Brief: A single AI host delivers a short summary of your sources’ core ideas.
-Critique: Two AI hosts review your material, offering constructive feedback on an essay or design document.
-Debate: Two AI hosts discuss different perspectives on the topics in your sources.
Educators can create Notebooks from their class materials and assign them directly in Canvas LMS and PowerSchool Schoology Learning using Gemini LTI.
In the coming weeks, educators will also be able to create and assign notebooks in Google Classroom.
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Controversy over AI-generated actress, Tilly Norwood
Hollywood stars are raising concerns over an AI-generated actress known as Tilly Norwood. She was created by Eline Van der Velden, an actor who founded the world’s first AI talent studio.Source: Youtube
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The impact of artificial intelligence on US productivity
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on U.S. productivity.Source: Youtube
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Is AI helping us learn—or doing the learning for us?
Is AI helping us learn—or doing the learning for us?Source: Youtube
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Walmart’s wake-up call on AI and how you can prepare
Walmart’s chief executive says artificial intelligence is poised to transform the company’s workforce and ultimately change nearly every job around the world.Source: Youtube
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Anthropic launches Claude Sonnet 4.5, its latest AI model
Anthropic launches Claude Sonnet 4.5, its latest AI model.Source: Youtube
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The UN Will Establish a Global Forum for Discussing AI Governance
IBL News | New York
As part of its General Assembly last week, the United Nations (UN) announced a plan to establish a global forum for discussing AI governance, aiming to gather ideas and best practices.
The UN plans to form a 40-member panel of scientific experts to synthesize and analyze the research on AI risks and opportunities.
The UN follows the pattern of previous similar efforts on climate change and nuclear policy.
To launch the initiative, dozens of U.N. member nations, along with tech companies, academics, and nonprofits, spent last week summarizing their hopes and concerns about AI.
This program is an effort to ensure that control of the AI is not left in the hands of a few tech companies and countries, as the United States and China.
The UN highlighted its hope that AI can cure diseases, expand food production, and accelerate learning.
It also identified risks, including mass surveillance, the spread of misinformation, the depletion of energy resources, and widening income gaps among individuals and nations.
