The Download: the AI Hype Index, and “normal” AI

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This is today’s edition of the downloadand Our newsletter on weeks that provide a daily dose of what is happening in the world of technology.

The noise index of artificial intelligence: Cyber-Heoursacocks Ai AIGENT, racing robots, and musical models

Separating the reality of artificial intelligence from excessive imagination is not always easy. For this reason we created the AI Hype-Simple Summary, AT-Glance for everything you need to know about the state of industry. Take a look at the release of this month of the index here.

Is artificial intelligence “normal”?

Despite its spread, artificial intelligence is seen as anything but regular technology. There is an talk about artificial intelligence systems that will soon deserve the term “Superinteigence”, and former Google CEO recently suggested that we control artificial intelligence models the way we control uranium and other nuclear weapons.

A recent article by artificial intelligence researchers argues in Princeton that artificial intelligence is a technology for general purposes whose application may be better compared to adoption of electricity or the Internet from nuclear weapons. Read on to learn more about the policies proposed by the authors.

James Odonil

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You combed the Internet to find you the most fun/frightening/great stories of technology.

1 The US congress approved the Take It Download law
The legislation is designed to take strict action against porn and deep naked revenge. (WP $)
+ But critics are afraid that it will be weapons to suppress speech and encryption online. (Edge)
+ Donald Trump said he wanted to use the bill to protect himself. (Hill)

2 Trump administration adopts shaded encryption companies
Including Tether, who uses criminals used by criminals. (NYT $)
+ Crypto Lander Nexo, who has faced an organizational problem, is now returning to the United States. (Coindsk)
+ The United Arab Emirates plans to Stablecoin organized by the Central Bank of the country. (Bloomberg $)

3 Conflict of interests from Elon Musk worth $ 2.37 billion
Although experts appreciate the real value can be higher. (Guardian)
+ Doge’s text techover threatens the integrity and stability of our important data. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

4 researchers published robots secretly in a sub -discussion
In a very unethical attempt to try to change the minds of users. (404 media)
+ Artificial intelligence is not a substitute for human mediators. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

5 The first online satellites were successfully launched in Amazon
27 down, 3,209 to go. (Reuters)
+ It is a Bezos answer on Musk’s Starlink. ($)

6 Amazon presses its suppliers to lower their prices
She is trying to protect her margins with the start of Trump’s tariff. ($)
+ Timo approach? Passing new taxes for its customers. (Bloomberg $)
+ Here is how customs duties will exacerbate the digital gap. (Wireless)
+ Comprehensive definitions can threaten the recovery of American manufacturing. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

7 Sam Altman and Satya Nadella
The husband does not agree to an Openai’s approach to AGI, among other things. (WSJ $)

8 duolingo replaces human workers
It is part of the plan to make the “AI-FIRST” language app. (Edge)

9 earthquakes may be a rich source of hydrogen
It is good news for scientists trying to track down the gas. (New World $)
+ Why the next energy race is hydrogen underground. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

10 35 -year -old Hubble Space
And they still take the jaw pictures. (Atlantic Ocean)
+ Scientists made some interesting discoveries about the volcanic moon of Jupiter. (Quanta Magazine)

Today’s quote

“When the person who defends your abuse legislation is a promise to use it for use, you may have a problem.”

-Mike Masnick, Mike Masnick, says Donald Trump’s support for the idea project, he serves self -post on Techdirt.

Another thing

The terrible complexity of technological problems

The philosopher Karl Popper once argued that there are two types of problems in the world: around the clock problems and cloud problems. As the metaphor suggests, the clock problems obey a certain logic. Reform may not be easy, but it can be achieved.

Cloud problems do not provide such assurances. It is in nature complex and unpredictable, and it usually has social, psychological or political dimensions. Due to its variable dynamic nature, the attempt to “reform” the cloud problem often ends the creation of many new problems.

But there are ways to calculate this type of technological complexity – and the evil problems it creates. Read the full story.

Bian Garderner

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+ Caroline Palacik is the Spring Voice.
+ Why women go beyond men in the most extreme sporting events
+ Perhaps there is something for these expensive famous juices.