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AI is shaking software. There's a new way to spot which companies are built to survive.

Which software companies can survive the AI era? Barclays highlights the firms best positioned to weather the disruption.

This 'adversarial' pattern can prevent surveillance cameras from detecting you

A security researcher has designed an algorithm that can create computer-generated patterns capable of hiding people, faces, and vehicles from detection by surveillance cameras.

Dropbox is a PC builder’s best friend

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AI detectors are creating a new era of distrust

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Could AI create a ‘permanent underclass’?

San Francisco’s language is hyperbolic — but the technology could bifurcate the labour market

I Build AI Data Centers. I Want Them to Disappear From View.

Nvidia engineer Sean James makes the case that AI data centers "need to fade into the background" so they're visibly "unremarkable."

TeamViewer Q&A: VP of Strategic Technology on AI Trust Gap

AI Magazine speaks to Andrew Hewitt, TeamViewer's VP of Strategic Technology, around the AI trust gap with insights from the company's research

Why billion-dollar robotics startups are obsessed with folding laundry

Sunday Robotics, Weave, and 1X are all starting with the same core task: laundry. Here's why it has become their favorite gateway into the home.

South Australia Inks Deal With OpenAI to Develop Artificial Intelligence

The premier who led Australia’s world-first social media ban has signed a landmark artificial intelligence agreement as he courts big tech.

Your AI Is a Mirror of How You Think

Plus: An honest read on GPT-Live, three Maven instructors on unlearning, and the best agent builder is… Mirosoft’s?

OpenAI acquires presentation startup NextSlide

NextSlide says its team members are now working on ChatGPT.

This clip from 2000 of someone creating a digital doppelganger is weird.

This episode of BBC's Tomorrow's World features people weirdly excited about internet radio and online gaming. But it's this bit about creating a digital avatar and trying to capture your personality in code that feels oddly prescient in the age of AI chatbots, but also deeply dystopian.