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Cracking Down on Deepfakes: AI Regulation News
Deepfakes, the brainchildren of AI, are swiftly morphing into a colossal issue. Not only are they infringing upon the personal lives of average citizens, but they're also jeopardizing U.S national security. As federal regulations lag, individual states are stepping up to rein in the rampant misuse of AI. 
OpenAI Forms Team to Manage Risks of Superintelligent AI
OpenAI, the team behind the AI chatbot ChatGPT, has announced the formation of a new team dedicated to managing the risks associated with superintelligent AI systems. In a blog post on July 5, the non-profit organization expressed its intention to navigate and control AI systems that surpass human intelligence. 
Decrypt Unveils Historical Secrets With AI
Decrypt is an initiative focused on decoding the most enigmatic historical manuscripts with the aid of AI technology. The team has a vast playground to explore as libraries and archives are brimming with spy reports, diplomatic correspondences, and secret society documents that have been gathering dust for decades and centuries. 
ChattyChef: The Era of AI Chefs
The extraordinary potential of artificial intelligence is pushing researchers to assess its applicability in various domains. The Georgia Institute of Technology has taken the initiative to explore the prospects of AI in culinary arts through a project known as ChattyChef. Enhancing Fine Motor Skills: Exoskeletons for Rehabilitation
Strokes and various neurotraumas often lead to impairments in coordination, strength, and limb sensitivity. A team of Florida-based scientists have designed an AI-powered soft robotic glove, aiming to assist patients in regaining their fine motor abilities. 
The Challenge of Global AI Regulation: Is it a Feasible Goal?
Calls for universal principles to regulate the AI sector are voiced by supporters and skeptics of the swift evolution of large language models alike. Yet, the cues from international institutions and historical precedents suggest it's unavailing to anticipate any significant progression in this direction until a clear crisis emerges. 
