How to detect AI deepfakes ⁦Gerrit De Vynck 🦭⁩ washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

Elon Musk’s X restores free blue check marks. Here’s what it means. washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

Intel CEO says Biden wants chip factories ‘bigger’ and ‘sooner’ ⁦Eva Dou⁩ washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

.Hemant Taneja on Silicon Valley, 'Silicon Valley is absolutely thriving. A lot of people that left in the pandemic have moved back because they have fear of missing out given what's happening in AI … There's a huge cluster of activity there; there's actually real vibrancy again.'

.Anna Adeola Makanju says, “The idea is not that OpenAI itself is now entering into chip production but that we really need just more capital in order to ensure that … the entire ecosystem is getting the necessary hardware to do this.” #PostLive

Rijul Gupta of Deep Media on Catherine, Princess of Wales photo: “I did run that image through our metadata analysis and through our deep ID detectors. I can confirm that it’s not manipulated with AI however our metadata analysis … suggests heavy photoshopping.”

.Pat Gelsinger on speaking with Sam Altman: “I’ve had numerous conversations with Sam…. If you believe what Sam and others are saying, we don’t need 10 times more computing power, we need 10,000 times more ... to accomplish this area of artificial general intelligence.” #PostLive

.Hemant Taneja tells Yun-Hee Kim, “This is the first time there's a technology where every CEO in every boardroom … is talking about AI all at the same time.... The outcome of that is the adoption of technology is going to be at a much faster pace than the things in the past.'

.Hemant Taneja tells Yun-Hee Kim, “The TikTok issue is not a free speech issue; it's a data security issue. And if TikTok was in a governance regime where we trust the way those businesses and that data gets accessed by the government, you would have less of an issue.'

The U.S. economy is booming. So why are tech companies laying off workers? ⁦Gerrit De Vynck 🦭⁩ ⁦Danielle Abril⁩ ⁦Caroline O'Donovan⁩ wapo.st/3Ssn0rC

OpenAI’s Altman discussed chip-making venture with members of Congress ⁦Gerrit De Vynck 🦭⁩ ⁦Jeff Stein⁩ wapo.st/4blozR0

After seeing video of a 97 yo woman freezing to death while banging on the locked doors of her upscale assisted living home, I needed to understand why no one came to help. What Christopher Rowland and I found is troubling: A $34B industry rampant with neglect
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Impressive framing of the Google antitrust case by the Washpost washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

WATCH: Geoffrey A. Fowler continues his demonstration on what the latest generative AI tools are capable of and what AI could mean for our democracy.

Love Shira Ovide's frank, pragmatic, highly readable tech advice and today's newsletter is a great example.

Here's her guide to which social media app you should use, and how, depending on your needs and temperament: washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

After reporting that LinkedIn, Indeed and ZipRecruiter use AI that judge more than just your skills and experience (it also considers employers' hiring history), I wanted to know how job seekers could best position themselves. Here's what I found.
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Can AI summaries save you from endless virtual meetings? wapo.st/45yRQnm Danielle Abril tested out some new AI meeting tools to see if they're helpful or not. Here's what she found

Are you smarter than a scammer? Play this game. I scored 8 out of 8.
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New The Washington Post:

Last week, I told OpenAI, Google, Snap, Stability AI and Midjourney about ways their #AI adopted sick ideas about dieting — and could be fueling eating disorders.

Their responses show they don't take AI safety particularly seriously: wapo.st/3OMNAeD