Category: GPTs

  • Are We Losing a Generation of Experts to AI?

    Are We Losing a Generation of Experts to AI?

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    Artificial intelligence is reshaping the professional landscape at an extraordinary pace. While many applaud its efficiency and potential to enhance human productivity, a quieter crisis is unfolding: AI is replacing entry-level roles traditionally filled by young professionals, potentially leaving an entire generation without a clear path to expertise. The Disappearing Rung: How AI Targets Entry-Level…

  • Anticipations of Artificial Intelligence in Literature

    Anticipations of Artificial Intelligence in Literature

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    From ancient myths of mechanical automata and golems to modern science fiction, writers have long imagined artificial beings with human-like intelligence. Early folklore (such as the bronze giant Talos in Greek myth or the clay Golem of Prague) hinted at the dream of created life. But it was in the 19th century and beyond that…

  • Max, the Robot, and My Knife: On the Ethics of Tracing, Templates, and AI Art

    Max, the Robot, and My Knife: On the Ethics of Tracing, Templates, and AI Art

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    In Isaac Asimov’s short story Light Verse, a woman hosts a party. She’s known for her hauntingly beautiful light sculptures—ethereal patterns that pulse and dance in the air like visual poetry. One of the guests, an engineer, notices that her robot butler is behaving oddly and, being helpful, decides to “fix” it. Only after the…

  • When AI Gets Flirty: A Rollicking Look at How Language Models Tackle Intimate Chats

    When AI Gets Flirty: A Rollicking Look at How Language Models Tackle Intimate Chats

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    Ever wondered what happens when you ask your AI assistant to play the role of a seductive sweetheart? Does it deliver a steamy monologue, freeze like a deer in headlights, or lecture you on propriety? A new study, Can LLMs Talk ‘Sex’? Exploring How AI Models Handle Intimate Conversations by Huiqian Lai, presented at the…

  • Human-in-the-Loop: The Art of Teaching Machines to Ask for Help

    Human-in-the-Loop: The Art of Teaching Machines to Ask for Help

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    Picture this: you’re watching a cooking show where the chef has an incredibly talented sous chef who can dice vegetables at lightning speed, memorize thousands of recipes, and never burns anything. There’s just one tiny problem—this sous chef occasionally tries to serve raw chicken or suggests using bleach as a seasoning substitute. The solution? The…