Concerns Over AI Risks and Boeing's Machinists Strike

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This chapter delves into the warnings from a deep learning expert about the potential misuse of AI in creating bioweapons, while also discussing the controlled risks associated with the technology. Additionally, it covers the impact of a labor strike by Boeing machinists, highlighting its effects on the company's already troubled operations.

The EU is preparing to provide up to €40bn in new loans for Ukraine by the end of the year, and Boeing is considering temporary furloughs as its machinists continue to strike. The company behind ChatGPT is launching a new product it claims can solve complex mathematical and scientific problems. Plus, former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi launches a master plan to boost EU competitiveness.

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EU plans to raise up to €40bn in loans for Ukraine without US

Boeing considers furloughs amid machinist strike

OpenAI launches AI models it says are capable of reasoning

Will Mario Draghi’s masterplan get the momentum it needs?

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