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  • The Notebook: Symphony CEO Brad Levy on getting clear on Whatsapp, Revolut’s regulatory woes and using AI

    May 22, 2023

    The Notebook is a daily column where interesting people say interesting things. Today, CEO of Symphony Brad Levy writes ahead of Symphony Innovate conference on 23 May. Message received: Time for UK banks to get clear on Whatsapp In the last year, multiple banks in the US have paid a high price for staff use [...]

  • AI will have ‘bigger economic impact’ than Industrial Revolution, expert predicts

    May 14, 2023

    Emerging AI technologies will have a bigger impact on the global economy than the Industrial Revolution, a leading expert has predicted. Emad Mostaque, the founder of Stability AI, the maker of a free AI-image generating tool Stable Diffusion, has suggested artificial intelligence (AI) will be bigger than Google and Facebook within a decade. Speaking on [...]

  • Supertool: S4’s Sorrell says AI ‘more effective than a 25-year-old media buyer’

    May 11, 2023

    S4’s chairman Sir Martin Sorrell is optimistic about the future of AI as his advertising agency embraces it to supercharge their productivity and reach. Sorrell said S4 had already seen an increase in viewing metrics because AI was helping employees speed up ad copywriting and aggregate data that makes it easier to hyper-personalise and target [...]

  • Pearson integration of AI appears to excite investors as share price rises

    May 9, 2023

    Educational publisher Pearson is embedding AI across its products as the AI race heats up and the technology encroaches on the edtech sector. The London-based publisher said on Tuesday that projects to embed generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology — meaning tools which can create new content from large data sets — were already “well underway.” [...]

  • AI doing the work of over 200 people at Octopus, chief executive says

    May 8, 2023

    Octopus Energy customers are more satisfied with AI bots answering their emails than humans, the energy provider’s chief executive revealed on Monday. Writing in the Times newspaper, the energy company’s chief executive, Greg Jackson, said the technology was doing the work of 250 people by answering customer emails and had received a 80 per cent [...]

  • UK antitrust agency probes AI market as calls for regulation grow louder

    May 4, 2023

    The UK's competition regulator has launched a review into the advancement of artificial intelligence, it confirmed today, amid growing concerns over its unchecked power to potentially overhaul the jobs market and spread misinformation.

  • Getting a piece of the Pi: Google DeepMind and LinkedIn cofounders launch AI chatbot

    May 3, 2023

    An artificial intelligence startup founded by the cofounders of LinkedIn and Google DeepMind has launched a new chatbot.  The company, Inflection AI, said the chatbot, named Pi, uses AI technology developed in house to hold conversations with users, give feedback and work through “tricky decisions.” “We think of Pi as a digital companion on hand [...]

  • Pearson shares slump after ChatGPT hits rival US online education firm

    May 2, 2023

    Shares in London-listed educational publisher Pearson fell today after US rival Chegg warned that ChatGPT was having a negative impact on its business. The California-based online learning platform said today that ChatGPT was starting to have a negative impact on the number of students using the platform, as it reported a seven per cent slump [...]

  • IBM could replace almost 8,000 jobs with AI, boss says as it expects hiring slowdown

    May 2, 2023

    Artificial intelligence could replace 7,800 jobs at the technology giant, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), according to its chief executive.  Arvind Krishna told Bloomberg News on Monday that the company expected to pause hiring for non-customer facing roles, such as human resources.  “I could easily see 30 per cent of that getting replaced by AI [...]

  • ‘Godfather of AI’ quits Google over concerns with rapid advances in tech

    May 2, 2023

    A British scientist dubbed the “Godfather of AI” has quit his role at Google due to concerns about the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI), such as its potentially ability to spread misinformation and overhaul the jobs market.  Geoffrey Hinton — who joined Google a decade ago to build on what was then the foundation of [...]

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