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A third of scientists working on AI say it could cause global disaster

A survey of artificial intelligence researchers found that 36 per cent believe AIs could cause a catastrophe on the scale of nuclear war

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Loab, a digital cryptid produced by an AI

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Why do AIs keep creating nightmarish images of strange characters?

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DeepMind learns to play soccer
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Watch DeepMind’s digital humanoids learn to play soccer

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Ageing shown through a selection of photos

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Face recognition struggles to recognise us after five years of ageing

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3D-printed lenses that can ignore certain objects in frame

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AI-created lenses let camera ignore some objects when taking pictures

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underwater robot

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Underwater robot scans seabed to seek out the most harmful pollution

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3D shape of a protein

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AlphaFold: Why DeepMind鈥檚 protein-folding AI is transformational

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Artificial intelligence entity using voice to communicate

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Voice jammer stops anyone from recording you speak

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鈥楢rtificial synapse鈥� could make neural networks work more like brains

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This photo illustration shows the DALL-E website reflected between a computer screen and cellphone in Washington, DC, on July 20, 2022. - A million people eager to dabble with a new artificial intelligence tool that lets them create images simply by describing them with words will soon get their wish, its creators said Wednesday. Artificial intelligence research firm OpenAI is conducting a wide-scale beta test of DALL-E, a cutting-edge software that creates images from textual descriptions. (Photo by Stefani Reynolds / AFP) (Photo by STEFANI REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)

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AI art tool DALL-E 2 adds ‘black’ or ‘female’ to some image prompts

Researchers experimenting with OpenAI's text-to-image tool, DALL-E 2, noticed that it seems to covertly be adding words such as "black" and "female" to image prompts, seemingly in an effort to diversify its output

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Mistakenly calling AIs ‘sentient’ is more dangerous than we think

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DeepMind AI learns physics by watching videos that don’t make sense

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Meta’s AI can translate between 204 languages, including rare ones

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AI predicts crime a week in advance with 90 per cent accuracy

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