Cops using AI tools without a firm grasp on how they function: a research study

Law enforcement agencies have already begun to see the benefits of artificial intelligence by incorporating cutting-edge technology into their investigations, but a new study warns that "society has a moral obligation to mitigate the detrimental consequences." A paper from North Carolin...

Compute-like thing, please help me with my homework. Why Chat GPT made professors fight technology

In 2017, know-it-all chatbots hit with a thud, leading one engineer to believe that machines had become sentient, causing widespread concern that entire businesses could be wiped out, and provoking worries of a widespread cheating pandemic in schools and universities. Educators' concerns abou...

CONTENT CREATION THROUGH AI GPT-3, A NEW WRITING TOOL FOR CREATORS

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• There's been a lot of promotion and energy around the world on a recently evolved innovation known as GPT-3 in AI. It's an AI that is better at making content that has a language structure in two forms human or machine language and can transfo...

Europe ahead of the U.S. in the adoption of legal tech 

Emily Foges, CEO, Luminance, writes that European law firms have adopted legal technology at a faster pace than U.S. law firms. However, the gap is thinning.

Since the inception of the legal AI company, looking at three years of trends, she predicts the use of AI will grow as firms real...