Can AI chatbots replace human meantal health therapists?
In 2022, computer science researcher Estelle Smith turned to a mental health chatbot named Woebot after finding her professional therapist ineffective. Although Woebot refused to address Smith’s suicidal prompts, directing her to seek professional help, it responded encouragingly to her thoughts about climbing and jumping off a cliff, praising her
AI cameras in Punjab to fine smoke-emitting vehicles
The Punjab government has warned residents about new traffic enforcement measures. From now on, traffic violators will receive challans along with evidence, such as photographs, and face substantial fines, all facilitated through Artificial Intelligence (AI). Punjab has introduced Artificial Intelligence and modern electronic traffic policing. The new system uses advanced
Robot in South Korea commits suicide after overwork
WEB DESK: In a bizarre and unsettling incident, a robot in South Korea has reportedly “committed suicide” after being overworked by the city council, according to a report by CNBC on Friday. The incident took place last Thursday in Gumi city at a government municipal office where the robot had
Remote AI jobs with salaries over $100,000 a year
FlexJobs recently identified the top five in-demand AI jobs, highlighting careers that have gained significant traction only in recent years. Each of these positions offers a salary starting at $100,000 annually and is well-suited for remote work, which has become increasingly popular. The salary data provided comes from Salary.com. Remote
YouTube Music introduces hum-to-search feature
WEB DESK: YouTube Music’s latest feature, hum-to-search, helps users identify forgotten tunes by humming or singing. How the Feature Works According to media reports, this functionality allows users to identify songs simply by humming, singing, or reproducing the melody. Initially trialed as an experiment on YouTube, it is now being
Student arrested for leaking exam papers on WhatsApp
The Karachi police have uncovered an alleged “organized cheating mafia” network in the city, leading to the arrest of an individual involved in leaking matric exam paper. According to details, authorities have arrested a suspect involved in the leakage of class IX and X papers. The suspect is reportedly studying
EU ministers approve landmark AI law
WEB DEKS: European Union (EU) ministers have signed off on a groundbreaking law that establishes regulations for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in sensitive sectors and situations. Under the law, AI systems utilised in areas such as law enforcement and employment must demonstrate transparency, accuracy, and compliance with cybersecurity
Apple set to release slimmer iPhone in 2025, the Information reports
WEB DESK (Reuters): Apple is developing a slimmer version of the iPhone that is likely to be launched by 2025, the Information reported, on Friday, citing three people with knowledge of the project. The potential thinner version is likely to be priced higher than Apple’s iPhone Pro Max, and is
Article 19 clearly defines limits of freedom of expression: COAS General Asim Munir
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir, speaking at the Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) Academy’s passing-out parade ceremony on Thursday, sad that Article 19 of Pakistan’s Constitution clearly delineates the boundaries of freedom of expression and opinion “Those who transgress these constitutional limits of freedom of expression cannot blame
Apple renews talks with OpenAI for iPhone generative AI features
According to Bloomberg News, Apple Inc. has reopened discussions with OpenAI regarding the use of the startup’s generative AI technology in new iPhone features expected later this year. Integration Talks Underway Discussions have commenced regarding potential terms and the integration of OpenAI features into Apple’s upcoming iPhone operating system, iOS
