Following Google and Microsoft, Apple is ready to host its developer-focused event, the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023, starting Monday, June 5. And just like the former two, many are expecting the iPhone maker to make some big announcements about artificial intelligence, although no one knows what that might be. In another message, Elon Musk has reacted to his AI photo depicting him as an Indian groom, which delighted netizens. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering sending an AI monitor to keep a watchful eye on the new technology. This and more in today’s AI roundup. Let’s take a look.
Elon Musk reacts to his AI photo
A few days ago, an AI-generated image of Twitter CEO Elon Musk went viral. The picture re-introduced him as an Indian groom. The image was published on the Rolling Canvas Presentations Instagram page. The image was created with Midjourney.
Now, Musk has responded to the image on Twitter, saying, “I love it,” followed by the Indian flag emoji. The tweet wowed Indian netizens, garnering 50.8k likes, 3513 retweets and hundreds of comments.
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According to a report by the Hindustan Times, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak may be considering setting up a London-based AI overseer to oversee any risks posed by the new technology.
“The Prime Minister is acutely aware of the need for international coordination of the AI approach as the technology evolves, to ensure we capitalize on the opportunities but manage the risks,” a government source was quoted as saying. In particular, the European Union is also working on a law that will regulate the creation and use of AI.
Increasing efficiency of Mumbai Airport with AI
According to a report by the Times of India, Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport could soon accommodate 10 percent more flights at the airport, with a boost expected from AI and machine learning (ML). The aim of Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL) is to increase the number of flight movements per hour to the current 46 within a few years.
This will be accomplished by doing away with the zigzagging path aircraft use when approaching an empty runway, and replacing it with a more efficient “follow the green” initiative, where pilots simply follow the center lights on the runway to find their way to find, thereby reducing the movement the likelihood of errors.
Australia wants to regulate AI
According to a report by The Guardian, the Australian government is looking at ways to regulate AI platforms.
Ed Husic, the country’s industry and science minister, said: “People want to think about whether this technology and the risks it poses have been thought through and answered in a way that gives people certainty and comfort as to what is.” happening around them”. The government’s biggest concern is the unchecked growth of generative AI.
AI artist reimagines the stars of Pirates of the Caribbean in a sci-fi world
A digital artist named Sahid has released a new set of images that transform the characters from the Pirates of the Caribbean film series into an eccentric sci-fi world with retro colors and futuristic attire. The photos show Captain Jack Sparrow, Davey Jones and others.
