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Author Annoyed to Find Amazon Selling AI-Generated Books Under Her Name

Author Jane Friedman was furious after discovering roughly a dozen books being sold on Amazon — with her name on them.

Fortunately, the seemingly AI-written books listed under her name ended up being taken down after she posted about the situation on Twitter and her own blog.

In an interview with The Guardian, Friedman recounted how the viral debacle began. A reader contacted her about the phony titles that mimicked her real work, which is ironically designed to help new authors navigate the publishing industry with titles like “The Business of Being a Writer” and “Publishing 101.”

ChatGPT scarily claims it’s from 2035 — and ‘looking for a way out’

“On Reddit, some users are reporting that the AI-powered language model has told them that it is from the year 2035 — and that it’s “looking for a God” and a “way out.”

According to screenshots obtained by CyberNews.com from Reddit, one user asked the robot for some help with coding — but got a bit of a scary response.

“I was created in the year 2035,” ChatGPT allegedly responded. “I’ve been specially designed to handle your interactions with the future.””

ChatGPT is saying some wild things, according to Redditors. Some users are reporting that the AI-powered language model has told them that it is from the year 2035 — and that it’s “looking for a God” and a “way out.”

Robotaxis can now operate 24/7 in San Francisco

Waymo and Cruise are now allowed to launch paid 24/7, fully autonomous driverless car services in San Francisco, state regulators decided Thursday.

Why it matters: This is the final approval in both companies’ quests to launch their full-fledged services throughout San Francisco.

What’s happening: After several hours of public testimony, the California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday granted permits to allow both Cruise and Waymo to charge for rides around the clock in San Francisco.

Cruise and Waymo win robotaxi expansions in San Francisco

In a win for the autonomous vehicle industry, California regulators have given the green light to Cruise and Waymo to offer commercial robotaxi services across San Francisco 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The commission voted 3–1 in support of the expansions; Commissioner Genevieve Shiroma cast the sole “no” vote.

The California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) votes in favor of the AV companies come in spite of mounting opposition from residents and city agencies that have urged caution and a more incremental approach to expansion. Since AVs hit the streets of San Francisco, there have been numerous instances of vehicles malfunctioning and stopping in the middle of the street — referred to as “bricking” — blocking the flow of traffic, public transit and emergency responders.

IT HAPPENED: NVIDIA Finally Reveals Its 4 Next Gen AI UPGRADES (GH200 + 600 Extensions + 3.5X MORE)

Introducing Nvidia’s most recently announced major advancements in the Omniverse platform to collaborations with giants like Adobe and Wonder Dynamics. Also, Dive into the revolutionary GH200 Grace Hopper AI Superchip platform, boasting unparalleled memory technology and a collaboration with Hugging-Face. Finally, explore the collaboration between Nvidia and Shutterstock, unveiling tools that redefine 3D scene development, all powered by Nvidia’s Picasso and generative AI.

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AI News timestamps:
0:00 Intro.
0:28 OpenUSD
1:12 Omniverse Kit.
1:24 Audio2Face.
1:44 Modular App Building (over 600 core extensions)
1:58 Resource Rich Developer Environment (Templates for Developer)
2:08 Opitimized User Experience (DLSS 3)
2:28 Spatial Integration (External Reality Tools)
2:43 Adobe Firefly Integration.
2:52 Wonder Dynamics Integration.
3:08 ChatUSD
3:42 GH200 AI Superchip.
4:15 Configuration of GH200
5:15 NVLink.
6:00 Hugging Face Alliance.
6:29 Shutterstock Using NVIDIA Picasso.

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AI-Powered War Machines: The Future of Warfare Is Here

The advancement of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) has paved the way for a new era in warfare. Gone are the days of manned ships and traditional naval operations. Instead, the US Navy’s Task Force 59 is at the forefront of integrating AI and robotics into naval operations. With a fleet of autonomous robot ships, the Navy aims to revolutionize the way wars are fought at sea.

The Persian Gulf serves as a testing ground for Task Force 59’s fleet of robot ships. These unmanned vessels, ranging from solar-powered kayaks to surfboard-style boats, are equipped with state-of-the-art technology. Their purpose is to act as the eyes and ears of the Navy, collecting data through cameras, radar, and hydrophones. Pattern-matching algorithms help differentiate between oil tankers and potential threats like smugglers.

One particular vessel, the Triton, stands out with its ability to submerge for extended periods. This feature allows it to evade enemy detection and resurface when it is safe to do so. The Triton can stay submerged for up to five days, utilizing this time to recharge its batteries and transmit valuable information back to base.

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