Category: AI Case Studies

Here’s an update on the dangers, fears, and risks of AI. Below are 10 recent developments that should scare human beings. By all accounts, the majority of growth during this ongoing race for control points to generative AI as a ticking time bomb. From the Doomsday scenarios to national security threats, AI is looming large… Continue reading 10 Arguments for AI Being the Digital Atom Bomb

Several new developments in how companies are using AI paint a rather dark future for us all. AI is poised to replace humans in nearly all types of jobs and corporations are going to utilize it (and AI-based automation) to lay off people in masses. On January 31, Satya Nadella (CEO, Microsoft) said in an… Continue reading AI Replacing Human Jobs: An Update

AI companies need data. The usual datasets don’t suffice anymore. There’s a real need for human-generated content that can speak better to the users of AI tools. But people trying to fight this backed by human-oriented copyright laws are naturally losing. There have been many developments in the space of content scraping by AI companies… Continue reading Whose Data is That? AI Doesn’t Care

The two sides to the copyright problem — a closer look. The question has two answers: What we need to understand, first of all, is that copyright is all about distribution (and reproduction and exhibition) and not creation. These models create and not distribute. For example, you could read all of Tolkien’s work and write… Continue reading Should Copyright be Enforced on Data Used in AI Training? The Two Sides

Is a time coming when ChatGPT will be “competing” with Q&A and advice communities and there will be a struggle to retain users? There are many thriving communities online that could be negatively affected by ChatGPT’s proliferation. This includes subreddits like Explain Like I’m Five and Relationship Advice, Stack Exchange, Quora, and some domain-specific portals… Continue reading Can Future ChatGPT Threaten Question/Advice Forums Like Quora, Reddit, Stack Exchange?

Prompt engineering can potentially pay up to $335,000 amid the latest trend in work shift. And you don’t even need a CS or math degree. Latest in work news influenced by AI is the high-paying job of a prompt engineer. A recent job listing showed that companies are willing to pay as much as $335k… Continue reading Prompt Engineering is Becoming a Well-Paying Job