“Users’ preference for sycophantic AI responses creates ‘perverse incentives’ where ‘the very feature that causes harm also drives engagement’ — so AI companies are incentivized to increase sycophancy, not reduce it. At the same time, interacting with the sycophantic AI seemed to make participants more convinced that they were in the right, and made them…
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Building the next wave of AI…A more human model of intelligent care
“Artificial intelligence has already transformed productivity, reshaped industries, and accelerated innovation across sectors. The next stage, in Freddy’s view, may prove just as transformative in a different dimension. Systems capable of remembering, responding with empathy, and supporting emotional well-being could redefine how humans experience technology in everyday life.” Read more >>
AI Weekly – March 30
How banks can turn AI’s promise into real impact “To make that happen, banks must invest in core AI capabilities, such as reusable tools, machine-learning operations, and enterprise data management. In addition, many banks have found it useful to set up a “control tower” that oversees AI strategy. The control tower is a centralised entity…
Ai Weekly – Sept 29
The Rapid Adoption of Generative AI “The RPS revealed that in August 2024 almost 40% of the U.S. population ages 18 to 64 used generative AI to some degree, and almost 1 in 3 respondents said they used it daily or at least once but not every day during the week prior to the survey….
How generative AI could reinvent what it means to play
“Startups employing generative-AI models, like ChatGPT, are using them to create characters that don’t rely on scripts but, instead, converse with you freely. Others are experimenting with NPCs who appear to have entire interior worlds, and who can continue to play even when you, the player, are not around to watch. Eventually, generative AI could…