Washington woman, DC, watches a manipulated video on January 24, 2019, which changes what President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama said. (Rob Lever /AFP via Getty Images)
Welcome to the Fox News artificial intelligence with the latest AI technology progress.
In today’s newsletter:
– Ai ‘digital twins’ distort political reality, leaving the victims of Deepfake with several options for legal action
– Scarlett Johansson warns about the danger AI, says “no limit here”
– Openii is key proposals for Trump’s AI Action Administrator for maintenance of technological leadership over China
This illustrational photo taken on January 30, 2023 shows a screen screen that shows a statement of the Meta Security Policy Statement with the False Video of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who invites his soldiers to lay a weapon shown in the background, in Washington, DC (Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images)
New Reality: Artificial intelligence (AI) products Hyperrealistic “digital twins” Politicians, celebrities, pornographic materials and more – leaving victims of Deepfake technology struggling to determine the legal recourse.
No limit: Scarlett Johansson took a loud stance on artificial intelligence, after using her character and voice without approval. Last year, Johansson said she asked her to vote Openi’s Chatbot by Sam Altman, but refused the job, only to notice that the feature, called “Sky”, sounded almost exactly like an actress. “Especially with AI pieces. It was like: If this can happen to me, how will we protect against this? There is no limit here; we are setting up to use,” 40-year-old said Instyle magazine earlier this month.
Scarlett Johansson poses for Instyle magazine. (Heather Hazsan/Institute)
Maintenance of American domination: Openai replied At the request of Trump’s White House for information on the development of the artificial intelligence plan (AI) to ensure continuously technological leadership of the US over China.
The following equipment: Are you ready to use your daily journey to catch your favorite show, respond to the E -hast or simply enjoy the view without worrying about the path ahead? This vision of the future is becoming increasingly real thanks to the progress in autonomous driving technology. Stellantis, the home company brandy like Dodge, Jeep and Chrysler, has just discovered its own Stla Autodrive 1.0 system, Which the company hopes to revolutionize the way we drive soon.
Stla Autodrive 1.0 system (Stellantis)
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