Stephen Wolfram thinks we need philosophers working on big questions around AI
Stephen Wolfram, a mathematician and scientist, grew up in a home where his mother was a philosophy professor at Oxford University. This early exposure to philosophy initially led him to steer clear of the subject. However, as he grew older and perhaps wiser, Wolfram came to appreciate the value of deep, philosophical thinking. Now, he seeks to apply that level of philosophical rigor to AI research, aiming to help us better understand the complex issues that arise as AI technology advances.
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AI capabilities are growing faster than hardware: Can decentralisation close the gap?
AI capabilities have surged dramatically over the past two years, with large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, DALL-E, and Midjourney becoming widely used tools. Today, generative AI programs are doing everything from responding to emails and writing marketing content to composing music and generating images from simple prompts.
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AI assistant monitors teamwork to promote effective collaboration
An AI team coordinator synchronizes agents’ beliefs on task execution, stepping in when needed to assist with tasks in areas such as search and rescue, healthcare, and video gaming.
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AI-Generated Music Triggers Fresh Copyright Disputes in U.S. Courts
The emergence of AI-generated music is creating significant challenges for the music industry, igniting debates about creativity, copyright, and the future of human artistry.
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