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Saw this on Computerworld today and i've been thinking about it since Founder of JD.com said robots will replace all 700,000 of their delivery workers. Didn't sugarcoat it, didn't give a timeline, just said it's coming What got me was he also said he doesn't want his workers going hungry because of it, and their solution is retraining some of them to fix the robots taking their jobs. 700,000 people. That's not a rounding error. Do you guys think this is actually as close as they're making it sound submitted by /u/Neil_at_HackerEarth [link] [comments]

Leaked planning documents obtained by Bloomberg describe a Russian state-linked operation called "Project 2026," run by the Social Design Agency (SDA), with the stated goal of seeding the information layer that AI chatbots and search engines draw from. This is a structurally different threat than the bot and social media campaigns practitioners have long accounted for. The documents describe three components. A German-language Wikipedia clone is designed to look like legitimate reference material while embedding Russian narratives, on the explicit theory that AI systems trained on publicly available text would absorb and repeat those narratives in generated answers. A second component is an AI-driven "self-filling knowledge base" also targeting Germany, for which the documents state that s...

Mine is that video generation and image generation hasn't been as groundbreaking as I thought. I don't know what I expected , but when Sora was first shown it felt like a whole new world was upon us. Even when the Studio Ghibli generations were going viral. Now it feels like coding is the real purpose of AI and the video and images are just kind of for slop and bot accounts. submitted by /u/LamboForWork [link] [comments]

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I wrote an entire paper over the last few days for my college course. 7 pages with 10 citations to back up my own research. Even though 0% of it was written by AI multiple checkers online are saying it is 100% written by AI. I hate how I might fail a course and get kicked out of college over bs AI checkers saying my 100% handwritten work is fake. One of the checkers said an entire sentence was AI written because I started it with the word "studies". I am so sick of the new academic reality that I might fail through no fault of my own because people are lazy. submitted by /u/ConnerTheCrusader [link] [comments]

Source (The Economist): “Deezer, a streaming service, estimates that some 75,000 AI-generated songs are uploaded each day, up from 10,000 in January 2025. AI music now makes up a staggering 44% of all new tracks uploaded to the platform. A survey by Deezer found that 97% of respondents could not hear the difference between AI and man-made music; some artificial tracks have received millions of streams. Similarly, blind tests have found that people often prefer AI-generated text to human writing.” submitted by /u/StarlightDown [link] [comments]