Much more precise

A church in Germany has held the first AI-driven mass in a move that some might feel is a reform too far.

So this is what they meant by the second coming

While waiting for the second coming of Jesus is a bit like waiting for Godot, it appears that an AI version is already amongst us.

The old Turing test is not meaningful enough it needs to make money

DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman suggests chatbots like ChatGPT and Google Bard should be put through a "modern Turing test" where their ability to turn $100,000 into $1 million is evaluated to measure human-like intelligence.

Come back might have been Xilinx purchase 

It is starting to look like AMD's Xilinx purchase might have been part of a cunning plan to claw its way back into AI.

Cringely prediction

Tech pundit Robert X. Cringely has been consulting his Tarot cards and rattled his crystal balls and reached the conclusion that Generative Artificial Intelligence will keep Moore's Law in force.

Requires AI to reveal itself

European Union officials have banned on AI use in biometric surveillance and required AI systems to disclose when content is generated by AI.

Now And Then finally released 

Sir Paul McCartney says he has employed AI to help create what he calls "the final Beatles record." 

Eating its own tail

A new study suggests that the enthusiasm for self-generative AI might dwindle as it starts looking at its own content instead of books and databases created by humans.

It is the venture capitalists that want to do that

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, who has coincidently invested cash in AI, says that there is nothing to worry about and it the technology is not going to kill you.

Helping medical professionals find patent information

Google's cloud business is expanding its use of new artificial intelligence technologies in health care. It allows medical professionals at Mayo Clinic to find patient information using tools powering the latest chatbots quickly.