Google is set to integrate its Gemini AI technology into watches, tablets, and cars. The company has not disclosed specific timelines or details about the rollout, but it's expected to enhance user experience across various devices. Google has already introduced Gemini in smartphones, and this expansion aims to further expand its presence in the tech industry.
https://www.livemint.com/technology/tech-news/after-phones-google-set-to-bring-gemini-ai-to-watches-tablets-and-cars-what-we-know-so-far-sundar-pichai-11745729357420.htmlThe US military is advancing its use of artificial intelligence (AI) in operational planning and theatre-level decision-making, building on past successes such as the 2011 operation that led to Osama bin Laden's elimination. The integration of AI with Palantir Technologies' software platforms has enabled more effective data analysis and pattern recognition, facilitating connections between surveillance reports and intel on high-value targets like bin Laden.
https://www.firstpost.com/opinion/us-new-military-doctrine-ai-powered-lethality-less-civilian-oversight-13883494.htmlTCS Global AI Head, Ravi Shankar Rao, has stated that artificial intelligence is about skill transformation, not job loss. He believes that while AI may automate some tasks, it will also create new opportunities for workers to develop new skills and adapt to changing job requirements. This shift in focus from job displacement to skill development aligns with TCS's efforts to upskill its employees and provide them with the necessary tools to thrive in an AI-driven world.
https://www.livemint.com/technology/tech-news/artificial-intelligence-is-about-skill-transformation-not-job-loss-tcs-global-ai-head-11745746889832.htmlBeijing has imposed a 125% duty on imports from the US in response to the growing competition in the AI industry. Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the need for "self-reliance" in developing advanced technologies, including AI and chips, during a meeting with top leaders. Despite acknowledging gaps in the industry, Xi stressed the importance of promoting self-reliance through policies such as intellectual property rights, taxation, and public procurement. The US has restricted exports of advanced processors to China, which has affected companies like Nvidia and AMD, but the CEO Jensen Huang is willing to continue investing in the Chinese market.
https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/nation/xi-says-china-must-overcome-ai-chip-challenges/article_3fbec72a-d9fa-5d77-8c84-ba6ba8225330.htmlBrown University student Shieh has sparked controversy after creating an online database using artificial intelligence detailing university administrators' emails and roles. The move was met with a stern warning from the university, which accused Shieh of publishing confidential information causing emotional distress to several employees.
https://krcgtv.com/news/nation-world/brown-university-student-who-sent-dode-style-emails-to-administrators-faces-discipline-disciplinary-charges-april-24-2025#Liyana Dhamirah, a member of Red Dot United (RDU), has filed a police report against online harassment in Singapore. The harassment occurred after video clips from the party's press conference and interviews were shared on social media, targeting her as a minority.
https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/rdu-liyana-dhamirah-files-police-report-over-online-harassment-i-need-speak-integrity-singaporeThe development of AI-powered systems poses a significant challenge to upholding public protections while ensuring access to justice. To address this issue, experts suggest exploring model rules, interstate compacts, or supervised innovation programs like Ontario's A2I (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for the Administration of Justice). Implementing such measures will be crucial in striking a balance between safeguarding public interests and harnessing AI's transformative potential in the legal sphere.
https://natlawreview.com/article/can-ai-replace-lawyers-upl-challengeAfter Pope Francis' death, AI-generated images of him resurfaced, including a rainbow Pride flag and a white puffer coat that became an internet sensation in 2023. These images were joined by new fakes spread across multiple languages, some of which contained malicious links leading to scams or fraudulent websites. The pope had previously warned about the misuse of AI technologies for disinformation, stating they can be used to "manipulate minds".
https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/nation/popes-death-triggers-surge-of-disinformation-he-fought-against/article_b9c58d87-4ac6-58c5-a09d-3e41ff737192.htmlArtificial intelligence-generated images of Pope Francis, including a rainbow LGBTQ Pride flag and a white puffer coat, resurfaced after his death, alongside malicious links that led to scams or fraudulent websites. A cybersecurity company, Check Point, reported this phenomenon. The pope had previously warned against the misuse of AI technologies for disinformation in January, stating they can be used to manipulate minds.
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