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Getting good answers from an artificial intelligence can be a tricky task, and now researchers have found that an AI is better at asking questions of another AI than people are Technology 10 November 2022 By Alex Wilkins...

Many AIs can only become good at one task, forgetting everything they know if they learn another. A form of artificial sleep could help stop this from happening Technology 10 November 2022 By Jeremy Hsu ...

Artificial intelligences that turn text into video are making rapid progress, but are we ready for a world in which the authenticity of every video is in question? Technology 15 November 2022 By Alex Wilkins ...

An AI developed by researchers at Meta convincingly negotiated with humans while playing an online version of the board game Diplomacy. It was also ranked in the top 10 per cent of players Technology 22 November 2022 By ...

An AI has learned to deceive human opponents in the war-themed board game Stratego, which involves imperfect information and a huge number of possible game scenarios Technology 1 December 2022 By Jeremy Hsu ...

A deepfake detector designed to identify unique facial expressions and hand gestures could spot manipulated videos of world leaders such as Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin Technology 7 December 2022 By Jeremy Hsu ...

A deepfake detector designed to identify unique facial expressions and hand gestures could spot manipulated videos of world leaders such as Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin Technology 7 December 2022 By Jeremy Hsu ...

Photo : Andrey Suslov ( Shutterstock ) When’s the last time a new piece of tech truly amazed you? Tech is all so good these days, it takes something downright disruptive to dazzle and impress anymore. I suspect ChatGPT will do that for you, the chatbot that will answer anything you ask it, or write you anything you can think of. It probably could have written this article (but don’t tell it I said that). What is ChatGPT? ChatGPT is an AI chatbot that can do just about anything. That’s hardly hyperbole. You can ask ChatGPT a question, and it’ll answer it not only to the best of its abilities, but as if a human wrote the response, sometime’s even getting a little wordy. If you ask it to convert 75 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius, you might get an answer like this: The temperature 75 degrees Fahrenheit is equivalent to approximately 23.89 degrees Celsius. To convert Fahrenheit to Celsius, you can use the following formula: Celsius = (Fahrenheit - 32) / 1.8 Using this formula, we can c...

Though Web 3.0 is years to maturity, one analysis predicts that by 2026, 25 per cent of the population will spend at least one hour a day in the metaverse. Just_Super Web 3.0 has been heralded as the next evolution of the Internet – one that will make the web more immersive and democratic, thanks to a foundation of blockchain technology. Recent layoffs at Meta and the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX have raised questions about viability and credibility in an emerging space. But many Canadian businesses and investors are still betting big on the transformational potential of Web 3.0 across multiple sectors, including some of the most traditional, such as finance and manufacturing. “I’m starting to see the beginning of killer apps and easy-to-use user interfaces, the integration of the old world with the new world,” says Avivah Litan, a distinguished VP analyst at Gartner Inc., a U.S.-based management consulting company with coverage that includes artificial intelligence (AI) a...

Nuclear fusion, infectious diseases and an incredible new space telescope were ongoing stories in 2022, but what were some of the other big scientific developments, discoveries and events of the year? Technology 16 December 2022 ...

Research firm DeepMind has built an AI to optimise cooling systems in buildings. In tests, it reduced energy usage by around 10 per cent Technology 20 December 2022 By Jeremy Hsu AI could help co...

Photo : MAYA LAB ( Shutterstock ) You’re likely familiar with the usual way to look for a job: T ype the job title you want into a career   site like LinkedIn or Indeed, add few details , and then spend hours scrolling down a list of thousands of potential jobs. W hen you finally get to the bottom, more load in. It can often feel like a numbers game, just robotically applying to tons of jobs and hoping one sticks. But t hese sites only know what you tell them (like job titles and years of experience), and while they can make some guesses about what you might want, they don’t really understand the skills and experience you bring to the table. Job filters aren’t perfect Odds are, you would be a great fit for a lot of different jobs and titles, and the years of experience required are usually less rigid than a computer understands. Job titles are also ever evolving, and different companies often describe the same work in very different ways (People Team vs Human Resources, ...