Artificial intelligence tools are making waves across the legal sector. ChatGPT in particular is all the hype, with debates still ongoing about its potential role in courtrooms: from assisting judges in drafting opinions, to lawyers relying on AI-generated arguments, and even parties submitting ChatGPT-produced evidence. As a report on Verfassungsblog suggests, the “robot judge” is … Read more
Supply chain operations are often stymied by inefficiencies that result in higher costs, longer lead times, and dissatisfied customers. These inefficiencies stem from manual processes that slow operations down, data silos that worsen decision making and a lack of visibility into supply chain activities, including procurement. By implementing cutting-edge AI solutions into supply chain operations, … Read more
AIs and Robots Should Sound Robotic Most people know that robots no longer sound like tinny trash cans. They sound like Siri, Alexa, and Gemini. They sound like the voices in labyrinthine customer support phone trees. And even those robot voices are being made obsolete by new AI-generated voices that can mimic every vocal nuance … Read more
The third neural net was relatively simple and processed language using vectorized representations of those “move red right” sentences. Finally, the fourth neural net worked as an associative layer and predicted the output of the previous three at every time step. “When we do an action, we don’t always have to verbalize it, but we … Read more
AIs Discovering Vulnerabilities I’ve been writing about the possibility of AIs automatically discovering code vulnerabilities since at least 2018. This is an ongoing area of research: AIs doing source code scanning, AIs finding zero-days in the wild, and everything in between. The AIs aren’t very good at it yet, but they’re getting better. Here’s some … Read more