AI Daily News: Elon Musk Plans to Retrain AI Platform Grok

Elon Musk Plans to Retrain AI Platform Grok

Elon Musk intends to retrain his AI platform, Grok, to produce responses more aligned with his views, citing concerns over inaccuracies and political correctness in existing content. Critics warn that such efforts could exacerbate AI's susceptibility to biased outputs. (axios.com)

Anthropic Wins Fair Use Ruling in AI Training Lawsuit

A U.S. federal judge ruled that Anthropic's use of copyrighted books to train its AI system, Claude, constitutes fair use. However, the company must face trial over allegations of illegally downloading pirated books. (reuters.com)

AI Tools Enhance Teaching Efficiency in U.S. Schools

Educators across the U.S. are increasingly adopting AI tools to design lesson plans, assist with grading, and reduce administrative burdens, leading to improved teaching efficiency and work-life balance. (apnews.com)

Saudi Arabia Launches National AI Development Company

Saudi Arabia has established a new company dedicated to developing and managing AI technologies, signaling its commitment to becoming a major player in the AI sector. (giz.ai)

Google Revises Ethical Guidelines on AI Use

Google has quietly removed a pledge from its ethical guidelines that previously prohibited the use of its AI technologies for weapons development or surveillance activities that violate internationally accepted norms, sparking ethical debates. (giz.ai)