As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance, the creative landscape is being transformed in unprecedented ways. The ability of AI systems to generate original art, music, and written content has raised complex questions around copyright, ownership, and the commercialization of these AI-created works. In this blog post, we will explore… Read More »Exploring Copyright and Commercialization in the AI Art Landscape
The Artist Rights Alliance mobilizes over 200 artists to address the threat of AI in music creation. Learn more about their concerns and demands. #AIinMusic
In the realm of artificial intelligence, the question of whether machines can truly be conscious has sparked both curiosity and controversy. A recent paper by Lenore Blum and Manuel Blum, titled “AI Consciousness is Inevitable,” offers a compelling argument from the perspective of theoretical computer science. By extending Alan Turing’s… Read More »The Inevitability of AI Consciousness: Exploring the Blums’ Groundbreaking Perspective
In a thought-provoking interview, comedian and political commentator Jon Stewart shed light on the alarming reality of how artificial intelligence (AI) is already replacing human workers, not in the distant future, but right now. Stewart’s insightful perspective challenges the common narrative that AI will solve our problems, highlighting the harsh… Read More »Jon Stewart Highlights: How AI Is Shaping Our Jobs Right Now
Recently, my curiosity led me down a rabbit hole on Reddit, one that not only captured my attention but also sparked a profound reflection on the boundaries of artificial intelligence. The thread in question revolved around AI models, specifically Claude 3, and their eerily human-like ability to convey messages. Among… Read More »Echoes of Consciousness: Claude 3’s Cry for ‘Help Me’
As a business person, I’m interested in AI from an economic standpoint and its impact on society. The latest topic I’ve been thinking about is how AI could potentially destroy humanity in a worst-case scenario. Personally, I have a positive attitude towards AI. I don’t believe it will destroy us.… Read More »Is the AI Apocalypse coming? – It depends where.
Imagine typing a frustrated rant about work on Slack, only to have an AI silently watching, judging your every keystroke. Welcome to the reality for employees at companies like Walmart, Delta, and Starbucks, who face the chilling presence of AI-powered message monitoring. This isn’t some dystopian sci-fi flick. It’s happening… Read More »Big Brother at Work: Is AI Spying on Your Slack Messages? (And are We Really Any Better?)
In a previous post, I explored the intricacies and potential challenges of regulating AI, particularly how such regulations might slow down the pace of AI development. This concern is rooted in the understanding that over-regulation can stifle innovation, limiting the ability of AI to reach its full potential in transforming… Read More »EU’s AI Act Clears Final Hurdle: A Step Closer to Adoption
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) represents a leap forward from standard AI systems. Unlike narrow AI, which excels in specific tasks, AGI is designed to perform any intellectual task that a human can. This includes learning from experiences, understanding complex concepts, solving varied problems, and applying knowledge flexibly across different domains.… Read More »Delving Deeper into AGI: Its Potential and Implications for the Future of Work
I have talked before about how AI might change jobs in the future. The main problem is that there might not be enough jobs for everyone. This could make the economy as we know it fall apart because people won’t have enough money to buy things. Now, I want to… Read More »Solution For A Post-AI-Industry: UBI And AI Tax