5 AI developments you might have overlooked today: Sebi utilizes AI, Apple unveils ‘Ask’ AI tool, and more.
Sebi utilizes AI in probes to uphold market integrity; Apple launches ‘Ask’ AI tool to transform customer support; AI cameras detect cheating in Odisha matric exams, students face charges; Young Emirati pianist combines traditional music with AI for therapeutic performances- these stories and more in our daily recap. Read on for details.
1. Sebi uses AI in investigations to ensure market integrity
Sebi Whole Time Member Kamlesh Chandra Varshney revealed the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in investigations and urged communities to stay abreast of technological developments. He emphasized compliance with the law and warned of the consequences of violations. According to a report published by PTI via The Hindu, Sebi has actively intervened in market manipulations and increased transparency with measures and actions against wrongdoers.
2. Apple introduces ‘Ask’: AI toolset that will revolutionize customer support
Apple is moving into the AI domain with “Ask,” an upcoming tool comparable to ChatGPT. Currently in the testing phase, “Ask” aims to serve Apple users by efficiently handling customer inquiries. Working in a similar way to ChatGPT, it pulls data from Apple’s internal database, allowing advisors to evaluate and refine its responses. Apple encourages prioritizing the “Ask” feature to address various customer concerns during this trial period, 9to5ac reported.
3. AI cameras reveal malpractice in Odisha matric exams, students booked
During the matric exams in Odisha, several irregularities were detected by the AI camera at the exam centers, which led to several students being booked for malpractice during the English exam. The Board of Secondary Education (BSE) reports incidents such as early access to question paper, possession of incriminating material and poor examination performance. The AI camera identified more than 40 cases of abuse, prompting BSE to take disciplinary action against erring supervisors and supervisors, according to a report by Odishatv.in.
4. Young Emirati pianist harmonizes traditional music with artificial intelligence for healing performances
13-year-old Emirati pianist Rashid Walid Al Marzouqi combines traditional music with artificial intelligence and makes history as the youngest Emirati to use artificial intelligence in performances. Rashid, a student of Rabdan School, uses artificial intelligence to create various symphonies, bringing joy to the audience. His empathetic approach extends to performing at hospitals such as the Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, recognizing the positive impact of music on healing and well-being, Khaleej Times reported.
5. British candidate Stephen Kavanagh says Interpol must innovate to tackle AI-driven crime
British Interpol director candidate Stephen Kavanagh emphasizes the need for international cooperation to fight crimes related to generative artificial intelligence and new technologies. Kavanagh urges Interpol to innovate on issues such as ransomware, metaversal attacks, online child care and terrorism. As crimes cross national borders, he stresses the importance of using data and technology effectively to bring countries together to solve these complex challenges and maintain Interpol’s relevance, Alarabiya News reported.
