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Advances in artificial intelligence legislation in Canada (Part I)
On September 27, the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry released a voluntary code of conduct specific to generative AI. This GenAI code follows the proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA), which was introduced as part of Bill C-27 in June 2022 but will not likely be in force until 2025. Beyond risk mitigation,…
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Need help with holiday shopping? Google wants you to use artificial intelligence
Google is expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities to help consumers shop for gifts during the holiday season. Beginning Nov. 16, Google will update its Search Generative Experience (SGE), which brings generative AI capabilities into search, to help customers shop. Google is also expanding its virtual try-on tool to include men’s tops. A feature to generate…
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PostEra Announces a Research Collaboration with Amgen to Discover Small Molecule Therapeutics using Artificial Intelligence
BOSTON, Nov. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — PostEra, a biotechnology company specializing in artificial intelligence for preclinical drug discovery, today announced a multi-target collaboration with Amgen, a leading biotechnology company. The collaboration will leverage PostEra’s AI platform, Proton, a pioneering innovation in generative chemistry and synthesis-aware design, and Amgen’s drug discovery expertise, to advance up to 5…
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New Research Shows ChatGPT Reigns Supreme In AI Tool Sector
ChatGPT has revolutionized the AI industry. Actually, let’s make that “industry”, period. And according to new research, based on traffic reports from SEMRush, ChatGPT reigns supreme over all other AI tools – with a 60% market share. Why does ChatGPT dominate the online AI space? Who’s using these services, and for what purpose, in the…
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Study Shows Artificial Intelligence Successfully Detects Eye Disease in Children with Diabetes
New research from eye care nonprofit Orbis International is the first ever to use artificial intelligence to detect diabetic retinopathy in children in a low- or middle-income country. NEW YORK, Nov. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — A new study by eye care nonprofit Orbis International finds that artificial intelligence (AI) accurately detects diabetic retinopathy, a common complication…
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PSP warns of ‘Deep Fake’ AI generated scams
Pennsylvania State Police say this is the week that they typically begin to see holiday scams ramp up in the Greater Pittsburgh region. Troopers say they expect calls about scams involing spoof bank numbers and giftcards, but this year they are also preparing for scams involving artificial intelligence. “We’ve learned over these past couple of…
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YouTube tests AI tool that clones pop stars’ voices
Getty Images At a glance Artists including Charli XCX, Charli Puth, Troye Sivan and Sia are allowing YouTube to “clone” their voices. Users will be able to create songs featuring their vocals with a simple text prompt. The experimental tool is currently only available to about 100 users. It comes as the music industry reckons…
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Artificial Intelligence Integration: Lendesk Unveils New Lender Spotlight AI Assistant
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming an integral part of the real estate technology industry. AI-powered tools and platforms are helping to streamline processes, automate tasks, and provide insights that were previously unavailable, and now a new example of AI integration has hit the news. Lendesk Ups the Ante Lendesk made major waves recently when…
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Artificial intelligence reveals first-ever image of unseen parts of the sun
The Sun’s poles—which have never been seen before—have been revealed for the first time by what experts are calling a “virtual observatory.” Observations of the sun are typically limited to side-on views only. Even the satellite missions we have sent to study the sun have mainly been constrained to studying it from an equatorial perspective.…
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What will artificial intelligence mean for your pay?
November 16, 2023 at 6:12 AM Around a decade ago Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael Osborne, two economists, published a paper that went viral. It argued that 47% of American jobs were at risk of automation. A deluge of research followed, which suggested the poorest and least-educated workers were most vulnerable to the coming revolution.…
