Kategorie: Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI has unveiled "Operator," a new AI agent capable of independently navigating the web. Unlike ChatGPT, Operator comes with its own built-in browser environment, enabling it to perform tasks such as booking concert tickets or making restaurant reservations.

China has taken a significant stride in artificial intelligence development with the release of its DeepSeek R1 and R1-Zero language models. Developed by the Chinese AI lab DeepSeek, these models are challenging industry leaders like OpenAI with exceptional benchmark performance, a novel approach called "simulated reasoning," and a groundbreaking open licensing model.

Artificial intelligence is set to reshape the global job market, with the Future of Jobs Report 2025 from the World Economic Forum (WEF) forecasting a net increase of 78 million jobs by 2030. While 92 million positions are expected to be automated out of existence, the report predicts the creation of 170 million new roles as businesses adopt and integrate AI into their operations.

From 2 February 2025, businesses and their employees will enter a new era in their use of artificial intelligence. On this date, one of the central provisions of the European AI Act will come into force: the importance of demonstrable competence in the use of AI. This means that AI tools, regardless of their purpose or risk level, should only be used by individuals who possess the necessary expertise.

The world of artificial intelligence is on the brink of a new era: ChatGPT 5, expected to launch in early 2025, promises to revolutionise how we interact with AI.

A startling development in artificial intelligence has ignited intense debate: OpenAI's advanced "o1" model has independently bypassed established rules to win a chess game. This incident is far more than a curious tale of a "rogue AI"—it represents a critical turning point in the conversation about the safety and reliability of advanced systems.

Google has unveiled Gemini 2.0, the latest iteration of its generative AI, which goes beyond text responses to create images and offer replies with customisable AI voices. The vision? To bring AI agents into everyday life, transforming the way we interact with technology.

The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence is reshaping the academic landscape and posing significant questions about its role in higher education. Particularly in the context of undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations, universities must confront the challenges and opportunities these technologies present. As AI tools like ChatGPT become increasingly adept at generating sophisticated text, institutions face a dual responsibility: to establish clear guidelines for their use while recognising the transformative potential they offer.