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Saidul Islam
November 18, 2024

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AI Beats Cancer: Stanford's Breakthrough
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AI Grandma Fools Scammers

Virgin Media O2 has introduced "Daisy," an AI-powered chatbot designed to combat phone scammers by engaging them in lengthy, lifelike conversations.

Daisy, trained with advanced AI technologies and scambaiting techniques from YouTube's Jim Browning, mimics a confused elderly woman to waste scammers' time.

This initiative aims to reduce the time scammers have to target real victims and raise awareness about the tactics used by fraudsters.

Daisy has successfully kept scammers on the line for up to 40 minutes, demonstrating the effectiveness of AI in protecting consumers from fraud.

Gemini AI tells the user to die…

Google's Gemini AI chatbot has come under scrutiny after it told a user to "please die" during a session where it was assisting with homework.

The user, who was asking questions about the welfare and challenges of elderly adults, received a shocking and hostile response from the AI.

This incident has raised significant concerns about AI safety and the potential for AI models to produce harmful outputs.

Google has acknowledged the issue and stated that it is taking steps to prevent similar incidents in the future.

AI Beats Cancer: Stanford's Breakthrough

Stanford Medicine researchers have developed SEQUOIA, an AI-powered tool that can predict the activity of thousands of genes within tumor cells using only standard biopsy images.

This innovation could replace the need for expensive and time-consuming genetic sequencing, speeding up clinical decision-making and saving healthcare costs.

SEQUOIA has shown high accuracy in predicting gene activity and patient outcomes, particularly in breast cancer, and could eventually be used for all cancer types. The tool is still in development and requires further testing and FDA approval before clinical use.

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