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  • Business NewsAI boom offers productivity boost, defying dotcom bubble fears

    AI boom offers productivity boost, defying dotcom bubble fears

    Despite the hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) since Microsoft’s investment in ChatGPT back in January this year, the buzz in the markets is far from the excesses of the dot-com bubble. The recent rise in Nvidia’s market capitalisation, reaching US$1 trillion, has raised some eyebrows. However, the AI boom has a more solid foundation. The decline in Big Tech stocks…

  • World NewsXiao-I, Chinese AI chatbot pioneer, targets global expansion

    Xiao-I, Chinese AI chatbot pioneer, targets global expansion

    Yuan Hui’s company Xiao-I has come a long way since it launched its first chatbot two decades ago. Today, the Shanghai-based firm is valued at over US$400 million, listed on the Nasdaq, and aims to expand its presence in the global market. Yuan, the chairman and chief executive of Xiao-I, was inspired to develop a chatbot back in 2003 during…

  • World NewsAI weapon scanner fails in school knife attack, raising security concerns

    AI weapon scanner fails in school knife attack, raising security concerns

    A security company that provides schools with artificial intelligence (AI) powered weapon scanners is under scrutiny after a student was attacked with a knife that the US$3.7 million system failed to detect. Last Halloween, 18 year old Ehni Ler Htoo was stabbed multiple times by a fellow student at Proctor High School in Utica, New York, despite the school having…

  • Business NewsAI revolutionising search engines, shifting from links to direct answers

    AI revolutionising search engines, shifting from links to direct answers

    The online search experience, which has been dominated by Google for the past 25 years, is set to undergo a significant transformation as artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes the way users seek answers to their questions. AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT, Bard, and Bing are revolutionizing the classic search-and-click method, enabling users to receive direct answers to their queries rather than sifting…

  • Business NewsThai organisations collaborate to develop AI-powered chatbot for multiple sectors

    Thai organisations collaborate to develop AI-powered chatbot for multiple sectors

    Thai artificial intelligence (AI) engineers from public and private organisations have joined forces to create a Thai-language generative AI-powered chatbot, which is set to benefit various sectors such as education and business. The National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (Nectec) revealed its partnership with the Artificial Intelligence Entrepreneur Association of Thailand (AIEAT), the Artificial Intelligence Association of Thailand (AIAT) and…

  • World NewsWhite House urges AI giants to consider moral responsibility in technology development

    White House urges AI giants to consider moral responsibility in technology development

    The White House recently called on the leaders of US artificial intelligence (AI) giants to acknowledge their “moral” responsibility in protecting society from potential dangers posed by artificial intelligence. In a meeting with CEOs from Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic, Vice President Kamala Harris urged these tech behemoths to ensure the safety and security of their products while complying with…

  • Business NewsGodfather of artificial intelligence quits Google, warns of technology’s dangers

    Godfather of artificial intelligence quits Google, warns of technology’s dangers

    A prominent computer scientist, frequently referred to as “the godfather of artificial intelligence,” has resigned from Google to voice his concerns about the potential dangers of the technology, according to yesterday’s US media reports. Geoffrey Hinton, known for creating a foundational technology for AI systems, expressed to The New York Times that advancements in the field could pose “profound risks…

  • Thailand NewsPolice request AI assistance for crime solving

    Police request AI assistance for crime solving

    The Royal Thai Police (RTP) are urging for an enhancement of the Immigration Bureau’s biometric identification systems using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to aid in the tracking and monitoring of international criminals. This recommendation comes in the wake of recent abduction incidents involving Chinese victims. In one case, officers from the Bang Phong Phang Police Station successfully rescued a Chinese…

  • Technology NewsThai-lizing industries with AI: The future is machine-made

    Thai-lizing industries with AI: The future is machine-made

    Thailand is looking toward artificial intelligence (AI) to boost economic growth and the kingdom’s vision to become the globe’s fifth-largest economy by 2027. The government underlines AI as a major tool to boost its economy to automate processes, reduce costs, and increase productivity, all of which can help to increase economic growth. AI can be used to provide more accurate…

  • Technology NewsIs Google chatbot smarter than a pigeon?

    Is Google chatbot smarter than a pigeon?

    Embarrassing stammering by Bard, the Google chatbot, has prompted the global public and stock markets to unreservedly rejected machine-generated garbage. The likes of Donald Trump and Elon Musk must be delighted that a talking Google chatbot is held in higher regard than talking billionaires. Google’s response to ChatGPT got off to an embarrassing start when its chatbot gave a wrong…

  • Hot NewsPassengers at Bangkok’s main train terminal to get help from new robots

    Passengers at Bangkok’s main train terminal to get help from new robots

    Passengers at Bangkok’s Krung Thep Aphiwat Train Terminal will be getting help from new service robots. The massive train station, formerly known as Bang Sue Grand Station, will feature six robots which can communicate in English, Thai and Chinese. The robots can guide passengers to certain locations in the train station such as the food centre, ticket booths, and taxis.…

  • Thailand News“Don’t wait, get checked”: Free lung cancer X-rays in Bangkok until Sunday

    “Don’t wait, get checked”: Free lung cancer X-rays in Bangkok until Sunday

    You can get a free lung X-ray scan on the first floor at CentralWorld in Bangkok until Sunday. Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of death in Thailand, so one hospital is running a campaign called “Don’t Wait, Get Checked” to try to detect lung cancer in its early stages. With the help of AI technology, you can…

  • Economy NewsArtificial intelligence intended to prevent abuse of state welfare

    Artificial intelligence intended to prevent abuse of state welfare

    As a new round of registration is set to commence, the Ministry of Finance is planning to use artificial intelligence to ensure that the state welfare cards issued this year are given only to eligible low-income earners. The Ministry plans to implement new technology to cut down on fraud and to keep urgent financial assistance money from going to those…

  • Thailand NewsThailand welcomes its first AI influencer, “AI Ailynn”

    Thailand welcomes its first AI influencer, “AI Ailynn”

    Thailand is jumping into the influencer marketing game SkyNet style, with the introduction of AI Ailynn, a metaverse human designed by SIA Bangkok, which styles itself a “virtual influencer agency”. AI Ailynn, their first artificial intelligence influencer will chat with users, pose for pictures, and influence people to buy things. The company’s website describes AI Ailynn as a 21 year…

  • Technology NewsFacebook video recommendations disabled after labelling black men Primates

    Facebook video recommendations disabled after labelling black men Primates

    Facebook has disabled their topic recommendation features on videos today after the AI software appears to have mistaken black men in a video for monkeys. The video in question was from the British tabloid The Daily Mail and was title “White man calls cops on black men at marina.” But under the video where auto-generated suggestions are made to encourage…

  • Crime NewsAmnesty International demands “Penguin’s” release

    Amnesty International demands “Penguin’s” release

    The Thailand chapter of Amnesty International is calling on police to immediately release student protest leader Prit “Penguin” Chivarak, after he was arrested yesterday on charges of sedition and inciting public unrest. AI Thailand Director Niyanut Kotesarn said in a statement issued last night that the arrest of the Thammasat University student amounts to suppression of free expression and contravenes…

  • Việt NamLuis Alberto Spinetta trên Google Doodle là ai?

    Luis Alberto Spinetta trên Google Doodle là ai?

    Hôm nay, Google thiết kế riêng hình ảnh Doodle của Luis Alberto Spinetta trên trang chủ để kỷ niệm 70 năm ngày sinh của ông. Vậy Luis Alberto Spinetta là ai? Hình ảnh Luis Alberto Spinetta trên trang chủ Google ngày 23/1. Nguồn: Google Doodle Luis Alberto Spinetta hay El Flaco (Skinny) là ca sĩ, nhà soạn nhạc, nghệ sĩ…

  • Technology News‘Deepfake challenge’. Who is really speaking in that video?

    ‘Deepfake challenge’. Who is really speaking in that video?

    “…new tools are “urgently needed to detect these types of manipulated media.” Technology firms and academics are joining together to launch a “deepfake challenge” to improve tools to detect videos and other media manipulated by AI (Artifical Intelligence). The initiative includes US$10 million from Facebook and aims to curb what is seen as a major threat to the integrity of…

  • World News28 million ASEAN jobs threatened by AI over the next decade

    28 million ASEAN jobs threatened by AI over the next decade

    PHOTO: Krungsri Finnovate by Viet Nam News – Asia News Network, Hanoi Innovations in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, coupled with its increased uptake, will have a big impact on the workforce across ASEAN countries over the next decade, according to a new study by Cisco and Oxford Economics. “Technology and the Future of ASEAN Jobs” claims that innovations in digital technology will…