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 CEO Sundar Pichai “assured” listeners in an interview for The New York Times’ Hard Fork podcast on Friday that Bard would soon be upgraded to a more capable Pathways Language Model (PaLM).”The CEO also talked about the necessity for regulation in current industries and worries about the risks associated with the rapid growth of AI.

‘Code red’Pichai admitted that Google’s feeling of conservatism was a contributing factor in Bard’s restrictions.Google’s CEO has responded to critiques of the experimental AI chatbot Bard after its failed demo in February.on March 21 but has failed to receive attention like Microsoft’s Bing AI chatbot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

Why do we need to worry about AI safety? Because you have to anticipate this and evolve to meet that moment.and Google believes that it is better suited to handle tasks like logical reasoning and coding issues

The idea is for individuals in the “situation room” to remotely monitor what’s happening in the impacted area when the warning light comes on in real-time.

the new sensors could significantly reduce the time to take action and do a great deal to help prevent and respond to collapses in high-risk areas.published this week by Daunt Books—it seemed only fitting that I should write about at least one of her books in this column.

each and every reissue of one of Comynss novels has heralded a joyous resurgence of interest in her work.a book she wrote to entertain her own children when she worked as a cook and housekeeper during World War II; it was initially serialized in Lilliput magazine under the title The Novel Nobody Will Publish.

I probably also wouldnt have trusted anyone who told me those 2013 Virago editions werent Comynss last shot at fame.keen as I was to find out as much as possible about the woman behind these weird and wonderful books.