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In the vast treasury of Greek mythology, one figure stands out as a harbinger of artificial intelligence and robotic guardianship: Talos, the bronze automaton of Crete. Forged by the god Hephaestus, the divine blacksmith, and gifted to King Minos, Talos was no mere statue but a living machine, designed to protect the island of Crete from invaders. Described as a giant automaton,

Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed industries, improved efficiency, and introduced groundbreaking solutions to global challenges. However, as AI systems grow in power and influence, ethical concerns arise. The responsible development and deployment of AI must be a priority to ensure that these technologies serve humanity without causing unintended harm. The Ethical Dilemmas of AIAI ethics revolves around questions of fairness, accountability, and

Japanese tech investor SoftBank Group has announced a strategic alliance with US-based OpenAI to establish SB OpenAI Japan, a joint venture aimed at revolutionizing artificial intelligence services for Japan’s top businesses. At the heart of this initiative is Cristal Intelligence, a next-generation enterprise AI solution designed to provide seamless system integration and customization for companies looking to enhance operational efficiency. As part

OpenAI has unveiled its latest innovation, Operator, a groundbreaking service designed to redefine how businesses and individuals interact with artificial intelligence. As a pioneer in the AI space, OpenAI continues to push the boundaries of technology, and Operator is poised to be a game-changer. Operator is a general-purpose AI agent that OpenAI claims it has the potential to automate many day-to-day tasks