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Why comparisons between AI and human intelligence miss the point
Aelitta / Getty Images Celeste Rodriguez Louro, The University of Western Australia and Jennifer Rodger, The University of…
AI is failing ‘Humanity’s Last Exam’. So what does that mean for machine intelligence?
Egor Komarov/Unsplash Kai Riemer, University of Sydney and Sandra Peter, University of Sydney How do you translate ancient…
Does adding ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ to your ChatGPT prompts really waste energy?
Serene Lee/Getty Images Richard Morris, Lincoln University, New Zealand Cut the words “please” and “thank you” from your…
Should AI be allowed to resurrect the dead?
The growing industry of ‘grieftech’ enables people to interact with dead relatives. Deepbrain AI James Muldoon, University of…
Where does human thinking end and AI begin? An AI authorship protocol aims to show the difference
If students can’t demonstrate their thinking, how can professors know whether they are learning? SDI Productions via Getty…
Study of 1.1M papers reveals rise of AI in science
A massive analysis of over 1.1 million scientific papers reveals the steady and widespread adoption of AI writing tools by researchers, especially within the field of computer science.
AI companies want copyright exemption, but the arts minister says there are ‘no plans’ to weaken these laws. What’s going on?
John Potts, Macquarie University “We have copyright laws,” said arts minister Tony Burke last week. “We have no…
Is AI coming for your creative job? Maybe not – with some human intervention
The AI robot, Ai-Da, at a United Nations summit with its paintings, which sold for US$1 million. 2025…
The 100-Year-Old Math Feud That Invented The Future
Find out how a bitter 100-year-old feud between two Russian mathematicians unexpectedly led to the creation of a mathematical tool that now powers everything from nuclear physics and Google Search to modern artificial intelligence.
‘Are you joking, mate?’ AI doesn’t get sarcasm in non-American varieties of English
Emily Morter/Unsplash Aditya Joshi, UNSW Sydney In 2018, my Australian co-worker asked me, “Hey, how are you going?”.…