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Debate on 'AI Psychosis': Why Tech Leaders Are Losing Touch with Reality

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AI Systems Accelerate Exploitation of Vulnerabilities: How to Adapt Protection

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Artist KC Green, renowned for the iconic 'This is fine' meme, announced a settlement with AI startup Artisan. The dispute arose after the company used a modified version of his illustration in an ad campaign for its AI assistant, Ava. The original meme features a dog sitting calmly in a burning room with the phrase 'This is fine,' while Artisan’s ad replaced it with 'My pipeline is on fire,' urging users to hire an AI sales manager. The case highlights growing tensions between content creators and companies leveraging AI for image generation or modification.

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Nvidia to Unveil New ARM Chips N1 and N1X at Computex 2024

At Computex 2024, starting tomorrow, Nvidia will officially introduce its ARM-based processor lineup, N1 and N1X. Leaks have disclosed key specifications of the new chips, including core configurations, memory support, and power consumption. These processors will position Nvidia as a direct competitor to Apple, AMD, and Intel in the mobile and compact PC segment.

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Cryptocurrency Pearl Sparks GPU Mining Frenzy, but Profitability Already Declining

The launch of Pearl (PRL), a cryptocurrency leveraging AI-like computations for mining, triggered a brief surge in activity among GPU owners. However, within weeks, profitability for top-tier GPUs like the Nvidia RTX 5090 plummeted by nearly 50%, dropping from 2400 ₽ to 1200 ₽ per day. The cause was a sharp increase in network difficulty due to an influx of miners renting cloud-based GPU power, saturating the ecosystem and driving down returns.

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