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This week: a report from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence, biases in personality assessment AI, Britain’s cyber spies embrace AI, and more.
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Report: National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence
Report: National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence
This report presents the NSCAI’s strategy for winning the artificial intelligence era. The 16 chapters in the Main Report provide topline conclusions and recommendations. The accompanying Blueprints for Action outline more detailed steps that the U.S. Government should take to implement the recommendations.
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Thinking about Machines and Thinking | Computer History Museum
Thinking about Machines and Thinking | Computer History Museum
When was the term Artificial Intelligence coined? The common belief is that it happened at Dartmouth in 1956. However, five years before that, the concepts were detailed at a Paris conference. 
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Objective or Biased | BR24
Objective or Biased | BR24
An exclusive data analysis by BR (Bavarian Broadcasting) data journalists shows that an AI for personality assessment can be swayed by appearances. This might perpetuate stereotypes.
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What it takes to create a GPT-3 product | VentureBeat
What it takes to create a GPT-3 product | VentureBeat
GPT-3 continues to be an impressive scientific experiment in AI research. But it remains to be seen whether GPT-3 will be a platform to democratize the creation of AI-powered applications.
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Britain's GCHQ cyber spies embrace the AI revolution | Reuters
Britain's GCHQ cyber spies embrace the AI revolution | Reuters
Britain’s cyber spies at the GCHQ eavesdropping agency say they have fully embraced AI to uncover patterns in vast amounts of global data to counter hostile disinformation and snare child abusers.
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Report: 2021 AI Index | Stanford University HAI
Report: 2021 AI Index | Stanford University HAI
This edition significantly expands the amount of data available in the report, which was drawn from a broader set of academic, private, and non-profit organizations for calibration. The report also shows the effect of COVID-19 on AI development from multiple perspectives. 
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