In Glasgow, an artificial intelligence-generated poster for a Willy Wonka-themed event led to disappointment when reality failed to meet the advertised fantasy. The event, which promised an immersive chocolate experience, left children with two jelly beans each and half a cup of lemonade, with no chocolate provided. This incident highlights the disparity that can arise between AI-generated marketing and actual events, as well as the potential for AI to be used in misleading ways. The story also touches on various AI topics, including an artist using AI to emulate her late husband’s writing style, Google’s CEO addressing AI bias, AI’s role in military applications, AI in journalism, and AI’s efficiency in customer service.
- Artist Laurie Anderson uses AI to emulate her late husband Lou Reed’s writing style by training an algorithm with his creative output.
- Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai admits to biased AI results, including inappropriate portrayals in historical contexts, and gender biases in translations.
- The US military predicts AI will revolutionize future warfare, with discussions of autonomous weapons and the ethical implications.
- The BBC is trialing AI to assist journalists in writing headlines, with human oversight ensuring trusted content.
- Buy now, pay later company Klarna’s AI-powered chatbot performs the work of 700 staff, capable of handling over 2 million conversations a month in 35 languages.
- An event in Glasgow advertised by an AI-created poster as a Willy Wonka ‘experience’ disappoints attendees, revealing the gap between AI marketing and reality.
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