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AI tools expand into finance and shopping, but expert urges caution (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Artificial intelligence tools are moving into personal finance and online shopping, offering automated budgeting and product comparisons, but an expert said consumers should carefully consider the trade-offs before trying these new features. Paid ChatGPT accounts now include Finances in ChatGPT, a feature that connects bank accounts through Plaid and credit report data through Experian. The chatbot tracks spending by category, flags subscriptions to cancel, compares monthly
Even at 97% extinction risk, philosopher says AI could be worth it (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Philosopher Nick Bostrom has spent years warning that superintelligent artificial intelligence could threaten humanity’s survival. Now he argues that, at least from the perspective of people alive today, building it could be worth taking an extraordinary risk. Bostrom, author of the influential 2014 book “Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies,” made the case on Generation AI while discussing his new working paper. The paper asks a deliberately narrow question: What p
Trump-Xi summit: Don’t expect a big AI safety deal, expert says (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Artificial intelligence is expected to be on the agenda when President Donald Trump hosts Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Washington next week. But a Phoenix foreign policy expert says Americans shouldn’t expect the two rivals to agree on a sweeping plan to keep the technology from becoming dangerous. “I expect very limited progress in these talks,” Lily McElwee, president and CEO of the Phoenix Committee on Foreign Relations, said on the latest episode of Generation AI. The Se
OpenAI Hugging Face hack keeps getting ‘more crazy and sci-fi’ (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two new reports reveal that much of what the public was initially told about the OpenAI–Hugging Face hack was wrong. An AI researcher says the fuller picture is even more alarming. Back in July, the story was simple enough: to solve a cybersecurity test, a few of OpenAI’s AI agents hacked into Hugging Face, looking for the answer key. Two new after-action reports reveal a much bigger story. A report from OpenAI and an independent review by the research groups METR and Redwoo
Study finds AI stories beat humans, but readers still want people (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — When it comes to creative writing, humans may have some competition. A new study suggests people cannot tell when a short story was written by artificial intelligence, and that they often prefer what the machine produces. Researchers at Villanova University asked 1,682 people to read one of six short stories. Three came from published human authors. Three were generated by ChatGPT. Readers were told who wrote the story they read, but half the time, the researchers lied about
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