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Today:

• Is AI the Future of Scamming?

• Wayve is making waves

• Person Spotlight - Edwin Land

• GPT - Website Generator - Ready to launch your website effortlessly?

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AI Matters Top News Pick

Is AI the Future of Scamming?

Warren Buffett's Warnings

Legendary investor Warren Buffett has raised concerns about how AI could facilitate new and sophisticated scams, calling it a "growth industry."

He warns that AI can enable fraudsters to create more convincing scams that can deceive even the most vigilant.

What to Watch Out For

• Scams that convincingly imitate legitimate voices and visuals

• More believable phishing attempts

• Financial systems becoming increasingly vulnerable

• Increased use of AI in spear-phishing attacks

Protecting Yourself

Buffett underscores the need for vigilance in this new age of AI-driven scams, stating, "It's important to stay on top of emerging technology because it changes the risks."

As technology advances, staying informed and sceptical of suspicious communications is vital.

What steps can we take to safeguard ourselves against this new breed of AI-driven scams?

AI Matters News Highlights

Machine learning is helping scientists decipher a "sperm whale alphabet," analysing clicks and sounds to better understand their communication patterns.

Microsoft and OpenAI are teaming up to combat election deepfakes by launching a $2 million fund aimed at supporting technologies that detect and prevent AI-generated misinformation

A new biomechanical dataset for badminton analysis is offering researchers unprecedented insights into player movements and techniques. The dataset aims to enhance training methodologies and improve performance analysis, helping players refine their skills through advanced biomechanics.

UK startup Wayve has raised $1.05 billion in funding, the largest European AI investment, to advance its self-driving car technology. Investors include Microsoft, Nvidia, and SoftBank, highlighting the UK's growing AI ecosystem and its role in leading autonomous vehicle development.

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AI Matters Picture Of The Day

Tranquil Sunset at the Pier

Prompt: A simple yet realistic sunset with subdued oranges and soft pinks in the sky. The colours are not overly vibrant, reflecting a more natural appearance. Below, a calm lake gently laps against the wooden posts of a pier, which stretches out towards the horizon. The pier is empty, inviting a sense of solitude and reflection. In the distance, the sun is just touching the horizon, its light muted but still casting a warm glow over the scene. The overall atmosphere is serene, capturing the quiet beauty of a realistic sunset.

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AI Matters - On This Day

7th May

This Day In History

7th May 1946

Sony Is Founded: Sony was founded by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita in Tokyo, Japan. The company started with about 20 employees and initially focused on repairing electrical equipment and manufacturing small electronic devices.

Sony became a global leader in consumer electronics and entertainment, known for iconic products like the Walkman, PlayStation, and the Trinitron television. The founding of Sony marked the beginning of a transformative journey, leading the company to become one of the most influential and innovative technology conglomerates in the world.

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AI Matters Book Club

AI Matters Book Club - May

Dive into the World of AI with Our Monthly Book Club!
This month’s pick is:

Life 3.0 - By Max Tegmark