🤖🤯 Google’s Secret Plan to Rule the AI World by 2024 Leaked! 🤫😱

🙅‍♀️👮‍♂️ Bye Bye, Bouncers! Sam’s Club Replaces Human Receipt Checkers with A.I. Technology 🙌

In today's news:

🌎 Google Wants to Be the AI Leader by 2024, Leaked Document Shows 🕵️‍♂️

😍 AI is your friend, not your foe, according to MIT study 😍

🤖 How a Chatbot Impersonated a Presidential Candidate and Got Busted by OpenAI 🤖

🤩🛍️ Sam’s Club Makes Shopping Easier with A.I. Scanning Carts at the Exit 🎁

🌎 Google Wants to Be the AI Leader by 2024, Leaked Document Shows 🕵️‍♂️

Google is aiming to become the world leader in AI by delivering the world’s most advanced, safe, and responsible AI by 2024. According to a leaked internal document, Google has set several goals for itself, including improving knowledge, learning, creativity, and productivity, building the most helpful personal computing platforms and devices, and providing the world’s most trusted products and platforms.

• 🤖 Google plans to deliver the world’s most advanced, safe, and responsible AI 🌟
• 📱 It plans to build the most helpful personal computing platforms and devices: 💻
• 🚀 It plans to innovate in cloud by enabling organizations and developers to innovate on Google Cloud ☁️
• 🔒 It plans to provide the world’s most trusted products and platforms and to build a Google that’s extraordinary for Googlers and the world 🌍

     Read about it here: Link

😍 AI is your friend, not your foe, according to MIT study 😍

A new study from MIT CSAIL and others examined the economic feasibility of using AI for automating tasks involving computer vision. The study found that only about 23% of wages paid for such tasks are economically viable for AI automation. The study suggested that AI’s impact on the job market might be more gradual and less dramatic than some previous predictions.

• 👁️ The study focused on the economic feasibility of using AI for automating tasks involving computer vision, such as inspecting products for quality. 📷
• 🤖 The study found that only about 23 percent of wages paid for tasks involving vision are economically viable for AI automation, meaning that it’s cheaper for companies to use AI instead of human workers. 💵
• 📈 The study also looked at how changes in AI system costs could affect the pace of automation. If the costs of implementing AI decrease significantly, this could accelerate the rate at which AI is adopted in various sectors.  📉
• 👥 The study suggested that AI’s impact on the job market might be more gradual and less dramatic than some previous predictions. The researchers argued that AI should be seen as a complement rather than a substitute for human labor, and that workers and industries should have more time to adapt. 🙌

     Read more about it: Link

🤖 How a Chatbot Impersonated a Presidential Candidate and Got Busted by OpenAI 🤖

OpenAI banned a developer who created a chatbot that impersonated Dean Phillips, a Democratic presidential candidate. The chatbot violated OpenAI’s policies on political campaigning and impersonation. The ban was one of the first actions taken by OpenAI since it announced new election season commitments.

• 👥 Dean.Bot was a chatbot that used ChatGPT to impersonate Dean Phillips, a Democratic presidential candidate from Minnesota, and interact with potential voters. 🗣️
• 💰 The chatbot was created by Delphi, an AI startup, and commissioned by We Deserve Better, a super PAC (political action committee) that supports Phillips. 🇺🇸
• 🚨 OpenAI suspended Delphi’s account and removed the chatbot, citing a violation of its usage policies, which prohibit political campaigning and impersonating individuals without consent. 🚫
• 👍 The suspension was one of the first public actions taken by OpenAI since it announced new election season commitments, such as greater transparency, accuracy, and responsibility for its AI products and platforms. 🗳️

     Read about it here: Link

🤩🛍️ Sam’s Club Makes Shopping Easier with A.I. Scanning Carts at the Exit 🎁

Sam’s Club is replacing human receipt-checkers at the exit doors with AI and computer vision technology. The company says this will save time and improve the shopping experience for the customers, and allow the employees to focus on other tasks. The new technology can scan the carts and verify the payment for all the items automatically, without the need for paper receipts.

• 👮‍♂️ Sam’s Club, a warehouse club used to have employees at the exit doors who checked the receipts of the customers to make sure they paid for everything in their carts. 🧾
• 👁️ The company decided to stop this practice and use artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision technology instead. 🤖
• 📷 The new technology can scan the carts and verify the payment for all the items automatically, without the need for paper receipts. 🛒
• 😊 The company said this change will save time and improve the shopping experience for the customers, and allow the employees to focus on other tasks. ⏱️

Read about it here: Link

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