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Artificial intelligence doesn't learn from nothing. Behind an AI's ability to write articles, generate images, answer questions, or communicate across languages lies an enormous vo…
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16-September-2026 Adapted from Reuters reporting: “OpenAI to regularly disclose AI misbehavior, warns safety challenges remain.” https://www.reuters.com/technology/openai-releases-…
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Ten minutes before dinner, you message a friend to cancel. The reply arrives almost immediately: “It’s fine.” You might breathe a sigh of relief. Or, knowing this particular friend…
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Foldable phones are hardly futuristic in 2026. Samsung released the original Galaxy Fold in 2019 and has since worked its way through eight generations. Huawei has already moved on…
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For years, warnings about artificial intelligence becoming too powerful for humans to control sounded like a problem for the distant future—or, at times, like the premise of a scie…
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Every time we interact with AI, we are not merely sending a question into a system. We may also be revealing what we do for a living, what interests us, what concerns us, or even w…
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AI may not intend to deceive in the way humans do, but it can generate information and systematically invent product names, features, instructions, references, or procedural steps.…
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One warning now seems to accompany almost every conversation about generative AI: never assume that everything it produces is true. AI systems can generate inaccurate, misleading,…
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In the previous two articles, we began with a problem that has become increasingly important in the age of generative AI. In EP.1, we explored AI hallucination — the phenomenon in…
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By 2030, Malaysia wants to be more than a country in which people and businesses simply use artificial intelligence. It aims to develop AI technologies of its own, build the talent…
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Artificial intelligence can now answer questions about almost anything. It can explain the history of a city, translate unfamiliar expressions, describe religious practices, sugges…
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บทความนี้แปลและเรียบเรียงจากรายงาน “Schools are starting to teach AI literacy. For many, that means helping kids see chatbots’ flaws” โดย Jocelyn Gecker และ Russ Bynum, Associated…
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