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Big Food pours millions into rebrands as obesity drugs reshape US demand
As the landscape of consumption evolves, major players like PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are gearing up for a future where moderation reigns. With the rise of weight-loss medications reshaping dietary preferences, these companies are prioritizing minimalistic ingredient lists and more compact packaging. This transformation is likely to redefine snack sales and spark fresh innovations in the food sector.
Prof vs AI: Law professor who ChatGPT accused of rape, finds allegations 'chilling and ironic'
A law professor has raised worries about OpenAI's ChatGPT bot, suggesting it has entered a brand new era characterized via disinformation. Criminal protection attorney Jonathan Turley has amplified issues about the capability risks of artificial intelligence after the chatbot mistakenly accused him of sexual harassment in opposition to a pupil.
Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools
Microsoft said in its report it had tracked hacking groups affiliated with Russian military intelligence, Iran's Revolutionary Guard, and the Chinese and North Korean governments as they tried to perfect their hacking campaigns using large language models.
OpenAI sees a future of AI 'superpowers on demand'
More than 2 million developers are building on the OpenAI platform, while more than 100 million people use ChatGPT weekly, according to the San Francisco-based startup.
Google expands bug bounty programme specific to genAI attacks
Last year, the tech giant issued over $12 million in rewards to security researchers who tested their products for vulnerabilities.
US states say Meta's Instagram linked to depression, anxiety, insomnia in kids
In a complaint filed in the Oakland, California, federal court on Tuesday, 33 states including California and New York said Meta repeatedly misled the public about the dangers of its platforms, and knowingly induced young children and teenagers into addictive and compulsive social media use.
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It's Google versus the US in the biggest antitrust trial in decades
Google will confront a threat to its dominant search engine beginning Tuesday when federal regulators launch an attempt to dismantle its internet empire in the biggest U.S. antitrust trial in a quarter century.
Google's dominance of internet search faces major challenge in legal showdown with US regulators
The legal attack will swing into full force Tuesday in a Washington DC federal courtroom that will serve as the battleground for the biggest US antitrust trial since regulators went after Microsoft and its dominance of personal computer software a quarter century ago.
Govts to Big Tech: Create responsible AI first and then make it public
The generative AI era came fast. However, the government scrutiny into Big Tech on AI came much faster to promote responsible innovation and risk mitigation as AI chatbots begin to worry lawmakers and regulators worldwide.
'The godfather of AI' leaves Google and warns of danger ahead
Hinton said he has quit his job at Google, where he has worked for more than decade and became one of the most respected voices in the field, so he can freely speak out about the risks of AI. A part of him, he said, now regrets his life's work.
Tim Cook inaugurates first Apple store in India; no immediate relief for ADIF in suit against Google, CCI
Apple finally launched its first branded retail store in India on Tuesday with CEO Tim Cook welcoming a huge crowd of people at Apple BKC, located at Mumbai’s bustling Bandra Kurla Complex. Let’s take a look at how the Apple store became a reality in India.
Europol sounds alarm about criminal use of ChatGPT, sees grim outlook
With its ability to reproduce language patterns to impersonate the style of speech of specific individuals or groups, the chatbot could be used by criminals to target victims, the EU enforcement agency said.
How our psychological vulnerabilities shape our interactions with AI chatbots
Chatbots like ChatGPT raise important new questions about how artificial intelligence will shape our lives.
Shahid Kapoor reveals he enjoys the challenge of playing 'unlikeable guys' on screen
Once known as a chocolate hero, Kapoor reinvented himself by playing morally grey characters like Kabir and Sunny.
AI chatbots like Bard, ChatGPT stoke fears of misinformation nightmare
India, which is among the world's largest data markets, is already battling a flood of misinformation that is worsened by the multiplicity of languages. Generative AI technologies can further accentuate the problem according to technologists tracking the rise of these applications.
Ukraine defends front, Putin talks up nuclear arsenal on war anniversary eve
After a series of strident speeches in the runup to the anniversary of his invasion, Putin announced plans on Thursday to deploy new Sarmat multi-warhead intercontinental ballistic missiles this year. Earlier this week he suspended Russia's participation in the START nuclear arms control treaty.
UN to vote on demand for Russia to withdraw from Ukraine
While non-binding, the vote will lay out the extent of support for Kyiv around the world as the war grinds on with Russia occupying large chunks of Ukraine and both sides gearing up for intensified fighting in the spring.
Creepy, harmful, dangerous: Why Microsoft has tamed new ChatGPT-style Bing
The newly revamped AI-driven Bing can write poems, songs and quickly summarise nearly everything that ever made it to the internet. But it does not just stop at that, the AI chatbot even mimics emotions of love, displeasure, and anger.
US, South Korea to begin expanded military drills next week
US, South Korea will begin their biggest combined military training in years next week in the face of an increasingly aggressive North Korea.
Here's why your kid don't listen you about limiting the use of mobile device
It's not parents' - or the kids' - fault, there is a science behind this addiction.
Facebook's Australia news blackout: a shock four years in the making
He had been in direct contact with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and, he thought, was making progress toward an accommodation over proposed rules that would force the tech titan to pay publishers to link to their news.
Microsoft backs Facebook, Google paying for news worldwide
Microsoft has lobbied for other countries to follow Australia's lead in calling for news outlets to be paid for stories published online, a move opposed by Facebook and Google.
Microsoft offers to step in if rival Google quits Australia
Facebook and Google have both threatened to block key services in Australia if the rules, now before parliament, become law in their current form.
Australian prime minister says Bing could replace Google
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he had since spoken to Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella about its search engine Bing filling the space.
The nudge factor: Parts of ecommerce industry will be likely winners of Covid-19 pandemic
Segments across e-commerce are helping ease peoples’ anxieties by helping bring solutions both virtually as well as to your doorstep. These testing times are bringing to fore the accelerated adoption of online services.
View: Why Raghuram Rajan is wrong about foreign currency debt
A foreign currency denominated sovereign bond, issued in modest quantities would have a salutary effect on the external rating and pricing of the Indian sovereign credit risk, and a step in the right direction.
Workplace stress pushes Delhi residents towards smoking, unhealthy lifestyle
More women have erratic eating habits, and lead a sedentary life as compared to men.
Olympic great Hackett arrested after 'breakdown'
SWIMMING-AUSTRALIA-HACKETT:Olympic great Hackett arrested after 'breakdown'
Gujarat High Court issues notices to developers of 'Pokemon Go'
The petitioner has said eggs are considered as non- vegetarian food, and it is blasphemous to carry non-vegetarian food inside a place of worship of Hindus and Jains.
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