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Meta Opens Its AI Models To US Defence Agencies And Contractors
The Facebook-parent company is making its large language models, called Llama, available to more than a dozen US agencies and contractors.
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Activision Sold AI-Generated Call of Duty Cosmetic, Approved AI Use That Led to Layoffs: Report
Activision reportedly utilised generative artificial intelligence (AI) to create an in-game cosmetic for its latest Call of Duty title and made it available for purchase in late 2023. The Call of Duty maker is said to have approved the use of generative AI tools like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion to help create concept art for its games early las...
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Ukraine Rushes To Create AI-Enabled War Drones
AI drone development in Ukraine is broadly split between visual systems helping identify targets and fly drones into them, terrain mapping for navigation, and more complex programmes enabling UAVs to operate in interconnected "swarms"
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Explained: How Emergence Of 'Disruptive Technology' Is Transforming Modern Wars
The emergence of disruptive technology is transforming modern wars and blunting the conventional combat ratio which was a metric to determine the military strength and superiority between states, Army chief General Manoj Pande said.
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Chinese Scientists Develop ''Game-Changing'' AI-Enabled Spy Tech: Report
The cutting-edge tech can be used by the Chinese military to detect and track enemy signals with unparalleled speed, instantly decipher the physical characteristics of these signals, and effectively suppress them.
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Elon Musk, Other AI Experts Warn the UN About Killer Robots
"Lethal autonomous weapons threaten to become the third revolution in warfare," warned the letter signed by 116 tech luminaries, including Musk.
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India Turns to AI as Cyber Warfare Threats Grow
While other countries have long relied on AI to gather intelligence, India has continued to use agents to eyeball reams of data gathered over the years.
![Gadgets 360 With Technical Guruji: News of the Week [June 1, 2024]](https://c.ndtvimg.com/2024-06/soqkauko_news-of-the-week_640x480_01_June_24.jpg?downsize=245:163 "Gadgets 360 With Technical Guruji: News of the Week [June 1, 2024]")
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Meta Opens Its AI Models To US Defence Agencies And Contractors
The Facebook-parent company is making its large language models, called Llama, available to more than a dozen US agencies and contractors.
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Activision Sold AI-Generated Call of Duty Cosmetic, Approved AI Use That Led to Layoffs: Report
Activision reportedly utilised generative artificial intelligence (AI) to create an in-game cosmetic for its latest Call of Duty title and made it available for purchase in late 2023. The Call of Duty maker is said to have approved the use of generative AI tools like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion to help create concept art for its games early las...
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Ukraine Rushes To Create AI-Enabled War Drones
AI drone development in Ukraine is broadly split between visual systems helping identify targets and fly drones into them, terrain mapping for navigation, and more complex programmes enabling UAVs to operate in interconnected "swarms"
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Explained: How Emergence Of 'Disruptive Technology' Is Transforming Modern Wars
The emergence of disruptive technology is transforming modern wars and blunting the conventional combat ratio which was a metric to determine the military strength and superiority between states, Army chief General Manoj Pande said.
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Chinese Scientists Develop ''Game-Changing'' AI-Enabled Spy Tech: Report
The cutting-edge tech can be used by the Chinese military to detect and track enemy signals with unparalleled speed, instantly decipher the physical characteristics of these signals, and effectively suppress them.
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Elon Musk, Other AI Experts Warn the UN About Killer Robots
"Lethal autonomous weapons threaten to become the third revolution in warfare," warned the letter signed by 116 tech luminaries, including Musk.
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India Turns to AI as Cyber Warfare Threats Grow
While other countries have long relied on AI to gather intelligence, India has continued to use agents to eyeball reams of data gathered over the years.
