Tag: Technology

Discover how companies like Uber and Amazon have been using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to pay people different wages for the same work. A new study by University of California professor Veena Dubal found widespread algorithmic wage discrimination. Learn more about her research and the potential implications of these practices.

. Warren Buffett, the extraordinary investor, expressed his concerns regarding chatGPT, the OpenAI-created AI conversational bot, on his appearance at CNBC's Squawk Box. Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and other tech giants are in a battle to control chatGPT. Buffett questioned the AI's impact on the economy and also felt scared about what it could do. He however, approved of its ability to quickly read any book or legal opinion, making it a time-saving tool. Buffett believes AI has the potential to fundamentally alter the world, drawing parallels from the dangers of the Atom Bomb.

OpenAI L.L.C., the multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence company co-founded by tech-entrepreneurs Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Greg Brockman are mandated by Italian Data protection Authority Garante to meet certain requirement to lift their suspension of processing personal data. Greg Brockman with his software engineering knowledge from Harvard aims to benefit humanity as a whole.

. OpenAI, the tech venture backed by Microsoft, may be facing world's first ever lawsuit for defamation. Brian Hood, a regional Australian mayor, is reportedly suing the firm for their ChatGPT generative AI platform incorrectly depicting him entangled in a bribery scandal. The Australian government is seeking advice from the nation's scientific advisory body to respond to the potential threats posed by AI. This could be the first of its kind legal battle faced by OpenAI's ChatGPT platform, as the repercussions remain to be seen.

. WeConnect Asia 2023 was a highly anticipated conference, gathering the brightest minds in technology, innovation, industry, academia, and policy makers – all with the same shared vision of an equitable, more connected digital world. Tata Communications announced its partnership with United Women Singapore (UWS) as part of its corporate social responsibility efforts to bridge the digital access gap. Hear from industry leaders on how they are encouraging trust in digital innovation and providing seamless customer experiences. Join us as we create a more digitized and inclusive future!