How AI will divide the best from the rest

How AI will divide the best from the rest

Source: Live Mint Mr Altman’s prediction taps into an established school of thought. As large language models first gained popularity in the early 2020s, economists and bosses were hopeful that they, and other AI tools, would level the playing field, with lower-skilled workers benefiting most. Software capable of handling tasks such as protein-folding and poetry-writing…

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Farewell, Don Draper: AI is coming for advertising

Farewell, Don Draper: AI is coming for advertising

Source: Live Mint “Change is neither good nor bad. It simply is,” declares Donald Draper, the unflappable star of “Mad Men”, a television drama set in 1960s adland. Not all advertising executives share his sangfroid. Today, technology is changing the industry faster than at any time since Mr Draper’s era. The result is a reshaping…

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Sam Altman’s 2025 blueprint: OpenAI’s superintelligent AI agents to enter the workforce | Mint

Sam Altman’s 2025 blueprint: OpenAI’s superintelligent AI agents to enter the workforce | Mint

Source: Live Mint Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has announced that 2025 could mark a groundbreaking moment in artificial intelligence (AI) history. The first AI agents are expected to join the workforce and materially impact business productivity. This development, anticipated as part of a broader AI evolution, could redefine traditional workflows and reshape the economic…

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Google launches Gemini 2.0 AI: 5 Things to know | Mint

Google launches Gemini 2.0 AI: 5 Things to know | Mint

Source: Live Mint Gemini 2.0 Launch: Google has unveiled the second generation of its artificial intelligence model, Gemini, marking what CEO Sundar Pichai calls a “new agentic era” in technology. The release highlights Google’s ongoing push to outpace competitors in the AI space, combining advanced capabilities with widely-used applications. Here are five key takeaways: 1….

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AI needs regulation, but what kind, and how much?

AI needs regulation, but what kind, and how much?

Source: Live Mint Perhaps the best-known risk is embodied by the killer robots in the “Terminator” films—the idea that AI will turn against its human creators. The tale of the hubristic inventor who loses control of his own creation is centuries old. And in the modern era people are, observes Chris Dixon, a venture capitalist,…

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