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AI resurrects dead politicians for political gains in India

In a groundbreaking and controversial move, Indian politicians are using artificial intelligence (AI) to resurrect deceased political leaders for campaign speeches. The AI technology, developed by firms like Muonium, recreates the likeness and voice of leaders like M Karunanidhi, who passed away in 2018. These deepfake videos are strategically employed to praise current leaders and boost their popularity. The ethical implications and legal questions surrounding the ascription of opinions to the dead, coupled with the potential for misinformation, raise concerns about the burgeoning use of AI in India's political landscape. [Link]

AI-Generated victory speech by Imran Khan sparks ethical debate

Imran Khan, Pakistan's former prime minister, has leveraged artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver speeches from jail, a response to a crackdown during the country's contentious election season. As his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (P.T.I.), claimed a surprising victory, AI-generated videos featuring Khan's voice declared triumph. While praised for enabling a jailed politician to communicate with supporters, the technology raises ethical concerns, challenging the credibility of what people see and hear. This instance exemplifies AI's potential to circumvent suppression, yet the dangers of misinformation loom large, prompting a reevaluation of the role of AI in politics. [Link]

King Charles seeks legal action against AI books about his cancer diagnosis

King Charles has been targeted by AI books about his cancer diagnosis, which were being sold on Amazon. The books detailed the monarch's reaction to his illness, claiming he felt fear, anger, and despair after his diagnosis. The Royal Family has condemned the books and is considering legal action against the creators. The Palace has announced that King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer and has been advised to postpone public-facing duties during his treatment. [Link]

Nvidia CEO says tech advances will keep AI cost in check

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that advancements in computing will keep the cost of developing artificial intelligence below the $7 trillion that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is raising. Huang believes that the chip industry will drive down the cost of AI as parts are made faster and faster. Nvidia's market value has ballooned to over $1.7 trillion due to its leadership in AI-training chips, increasing Huang's personal wealth several times. Altman and other AI developers are seeking ways to diversify their hardware options, including exploring chipmaking ventures. Huang estimates that the global cost of data centers powering AI will double in the next five years. [Link]

Google pledges 25 million euros to boost AI skills in Europe

Google has pledged 25 million euros ($26.98 million) to help people in Europe learn to use artificial intelligence (AI). The tech giant has opened applications for social enterprises and nonprofits to reach those most likely to benefit from training. The firm will also run a series of "growth academies" to support companies using AI to scale their companies and has expanded its free online AI training courses to 18 languages. Adrian Brown, executive director of the Centre for Public Impact, said the benefits of AI could exacerbate existing inequalities, especially in terms of economic security and employment. The new program aims to help people develop their knowledge, skills, and confidence around AI. [Link]

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