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It is generative AI and its usage in generating content, dialogue, code for programming, etc that creates fear that white-collar jobs might be lost.
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It is generative AI and its usage in generating content, dialogue, code for programming, etc that creates fear that white-collar jobs might be lost.
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Scenarios that apparently warrant AI-based video analytics range from parking violations to "person collapsing".
Serious concerns flow from the analytics-based profiling and monitoring of voters being considered by the Election Commission.
Stakeholders have been asked to fill in the blanks on black-box testing, fairness rating, handling code, training datasets, etc.
The government doesn't have plans to regulate AI but claims facial recognition is covered under existing law.
A conversation among senior-level security officers brings up the doubtful advantages of wielding AI for cyber defence.
Gadgets like oximeters have become increasingly popular owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
