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Loneliness is prompting people to marry AI chatbots. Will it work?

Can AI chatbots mend our fraying social fabric? AI can help people develop social skills and boost self-esteem, but development must be guided with safety and public health in mind, writes Clovis McEvoy.

Can democracy withstand the generative AI revolution?

Generative AI is a double edged sword: sharp enough to create new forms of participation, or to sever democratic traditions. In a year when 2 billion people will vote in democratic elections, it is up to us to determine what happens next.

After AI, will anyone achieve mastery ever again?

AI will not just reshape the future of work, it will fundamentally change how humans think about skill and talent. How do we guide this change to benefit the next generation?

Will AI fashion models make us all look the same?

AI-generated models are storming the fashion industry, but what happens when the images that shape our social norms are made by algorithms? Randy Ginsburg explores what AI fashion models mean for human uniqueness, the future of niches, and how the fashion industry plans to keep up.

How AI agents are coming for office work

Driven by powerful models like ChatGPT, autonomous agents have recently emerged as AI’s next remarkable development. Randy Ginsburg explores their current applications, functionality, and future implications on society at large.

Is AI normalising creative theft?

Generative AI tools are democratising creativity. But who truly owns the work they make? We navigate the tricky bridge between inspiration and industrialised theft.

Synthetic Hollywood: a future with no actors?

There's no doubt that AI will transform Hollywood. But how will an industry built on the simulation of life grapple with its responsibility to 'the real' — and will it even bother?

AI deepfakes are going to make you question every advert you see

With any groundbreaking technology, there are widespread ethical and safety risks. Randy Ginsburg explores how AI deepfakes are shaking up the marketing industry, what brands need to do to be prepared, and why consumers need to second guess the adverts they engage with.

Revolutionised or replaced? How AI is changing the role of writers

Computers have come for the wordsmiths. Randy Ginsburg gives the inside view on how writers, content marketers, and AI writing founders view the AI boom, and where they think the industry is going next.

Randy Ginsburg

April 17, 2023

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Loneliness is prompting people to marry AI chatbots. Will it work?

Can democracy withstand the generative AI revolution?

After AI, will anyone achieve mastery ever again?

Will AI fashion models make us all look the same?

How AI agents are coming for office work

Is AI normalising creative theft?

Synthetic Hollywood: a future with no actors?

AI deepfakes are going to make you question every advert you see

Revolutionised or replaced? How AI is changing the role of writers

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Questioning the pros and cons of tech to ensure it works for all.

Questions

Loneliness is prompting people to marry AI chatbots. Will it work?

Can democracy withstand the generative AI revolution?

After AI, will anyone achieve mastery ever again?

Will AI fashion models make us all look the same?

How AI agents are coming for office work

Is AI normalising creative theft?

Synthetic Hollywood: a future with no actors?

AI deepfakes are going to make you question every advert you see

Revolutionised or replaced? How AI is changing the role of writers

“Robots will not replace humans, they will make jobs much more human” — Sabine Hauert