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Watching "I, Robot" for the first time was a thrilling experience filled with twists and turns. The movie follows the story of Del Spooner as he investigates the murder of Dr. Alfred, a scientist working at US Robotics. With the help of a robopsychologist, Spooner delves into the world of artificial intelligence and tries to determine if a robot has violated the laws of robotics and committed the murder. As I watched the movie, I was captivated by the futuristic world portrayed on screen, filled with advanced technology and moral dilemmas. The performances of the actors were top-notch, especially Will Smith as Del Spooner, who brought a perf...... Read Full article on GretAi

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are disrupting many aspects of modern life, and the news industry is no exception. In a year with a record-breaking number of elections worldwide, there has been considerable soul searching about the potential effect of so-called “deepfakes”, and other synthetic content, on democracies. There have also been further disruptions to the business models and trust underpinning independent journalism. Most audiences are just starting to form opinions about AI and news, but in this year’s Digital News Report survey, which we produced at the University of Oxford’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Jour...... Read Full article on GretAi

In the intriguing short film "Robort," we are transported to a futuristic world where robots have taken over various roles in society. The protagonist, Robert, is a former singer who now works as an accountant, feeling disconnected from his passion for music. However, when he loses his job due to the increasing presence of robots, Robert decides to reinvent himself as a robot singer named ROBORT. As ROBORT, Robert quickly rises to fame, but his success comes with a price. When his true identity as a human is uncovered, it sparks a shift in society's perception of human musicians, making Robert an unexpected hero. The film beautifully explore...... Read Full article on GretAi

Uncommon Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching. Title of course: “The David Grutman Experience” What prompted the idea for the course? The first time David Grutman, a Miami businessman who runs a growing hospitality empire, told me he wanted to teach a class, I thought he meant he wanted to do a single guest lecture. He had already been guest-speaking in the nightclub management class for several semesters, so turning one session over to David didn’t seem like such a huge leap. ...... Read Full article on GretAi