Artificial intelligence
Microsoft Copilot now with GPT-4 Turbo model, also for free users
So there is even greater efficiency, faster response time, and the list goes on. More
Artificial intelligence is responsible for far more layoffs than companies admit
Since May of last year, companies in the US alone have reportedly laid off 4,600 people due to the development of artificial intelligence. More
Elon Musk with a lawsuit against OpenAI, because it should stop working for the benefit of humanity
Elon Musk claims that OpenAI uses GPT-4 to increase profits instead of benefiting humanity. More
Artificial intelligence is also changing the role of accounting
It seems that we are moving in the direction of a smaller number of less demanding jobs and a change in the role to advisory. More
Google's Gemini is expected to be back in a few weeks
A record-breaking drop in stock value, confusion among users and more has resulted in Google's generative model Gemini offering users questionable results. More
How do Slovenians view artificial intelligence?
The purpose of the program is to define and analyze the potential of artificial intelligence and information and communication technologies in the next decade in the Republic of Slovenia. More
Is it worth investing in Google One AI Premium?
Google Gemini Advanced is finally available, but now the question is whether it's worth investing some money to use it. More
Mandatory tagging of AI-powered works?
Artificial intelligence can help us, but it can also be a threat. Especially when we use it to create fake pictures, photos and videos. More
Davos: Modern challenges require the cooperation of everyone, not just governments
The three-day 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum ended in Davos, Switzerland. On Friday, January 19, the last day of the session, the participants discussed, among other things... More
Artificial intelligence will affect 40 % jobs worldwide
Artificial intelligence will affect nearly 40 percent of jobs worldwide, replacing some and complementing others. To exploit its potential, we need... More
