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Dean Fankhauser
June 25, 2024
Welcome, humans.
Here’s what you need to know about AI today:
AI to fight baldness
AI is touching your food—maybe most of it
Tech convention ‘starring Microsoft and Amazon’ canceled after ‘AI used to create fake female speakers’
New ChatGPT prompts to try
New image prompts
Let’s go!
🗞 News of the day
🤖 AI to Fight Baldness
AI is revolutionizing the fight against hair loss with groundbreaking advancements.
AI and Hair Loss: Researchers are using AI to identify compounds that combat reactive oxygen species, a cause of baldness. One AI-predicted compound, MnPS3, has shown impressive results in reducing reactive oxygen species and promoting hair growth in mice, outperforming traditional treatments like minoxidil.
Causes of Baldness: Baldness is often due to aging, alopecia, and oxidative stress, which damages hair follicles. Reactive oxygen species, high levels of free radicals, and the body's overwhelmed antioxidant defenses are significant contributors to hair loss.
AI in Scientific Research: AI is accelerating the discovery of new compounds and nanozymes, showcasing its potential in medicine. This technology is also being applied in various fields, from communicating with animals to discovering new drugs, underscoring AI's growing role in scientific advancements.
🔖 Today's Cool Story
🚨 AI Judge Issues Harsher Punishments
AI Systems May Judge More Harshly Than Humans
A new study has found that artificial intelligence (AI) might be a bit too strict when it comes to making judgments and issuing penalties. The research, which comes from the brainiacs at MIT and the University of Toronto, looked into whether AI can mimic human judgment.
The study points out that the way we label data when training AI is super important. When researchers used descriptive data—basically a rundown of what happened without human opinions—the AI went all Judge Dredd on us, making harsher rulings.
On the flip side, when they used normative data, where humans explicitly label what counts as a violation, the AI's judgments were more like those of a reasonable human. The takeaway? If you want your AI to be fair, you gotta be careful about how you label your data.
The study suggests improving the data labeling process to make AI judgments more human-like.
🔍 Research, Latest Development and Startups:
Empowering defenders through their cybersecurity grant program.
AI is touching your food—maybe most of it.
Tech convention ‘starring Microsoft and Amazon’ canceled after ‘AI used to create fake female speakers’
Amazon’s money-bleeding Alexa division could face more cuts if a paid version of its AI-enabled voice assistant flops.
Multiple AI companies bypassing web standard to scrape publisher sites.
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🎨 Image Prompts
Prompt #1: Neoclassical government building
Prompt #2: Determined futuristic soldier
Prompt #3: Storm-swept coastal landscape
🚀 Daily AI Finds
Real Estate Writer Pro: eal Estate Writer Pro is a powerful tool that helps you create top-tier real estate copy effortlessly. (link)
CodeIt: With codeIt, you can get help with a wide range of topics, from using Git for version control to debugging JavaScript code. (link)
Homework Buddy: With Homework Buddy, you can ace those assignments with the help of your Study Pal! (link)
Next.js GPT: With this app, you can easily write code in Next.js by getting helpful suggestions and guidance. (link)
ChatPDF: ChatPDF is a handy app that allows you to have interactive conversations with your PDFs. (link)
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