The AI Breakdown First Five - Tuesday November 14, 2023

5. AI Can Detect Heart Attacks 10 Years in Advance

Even many AI skeptics are enthused about its potential applications in medicine, and this story is a great example why. An Oxford study suggests that AI readings of cardiac CT scans can more accurately predict heart attacks even a decade in advance before heart disease is detected. 

4. Google Suing AI Scammers

Conventional wisdom would suggest that there’s not all that much that can be done about scammers beyond platform moderation and consumer vigilance, but Google is now proactively suing unnamed parties in India and Vietnam for tricking consumers into downloading Malware disguised as an app version of Google’s Bard AI. 

3. 45 Nations Sign AI Military Use Compact

Global militaries are racing to figure out how to apply AI to war, but 45 of them have now signed on to a set of 10 measures to mitigate risks. The most notable absence from the US-led coalition is China.

2. Which LLMs Hallucinate the Least?

Generative AI platforms are increasingly being called to the big leaks of professional use, but hallucination remains a major problem. A new paper looks at which LLMs hallucinate the least. 

1. US and China Agree No AI in Nuclear Weapons

Although China won’t sign on to the wider declaration, bilateral conversations with the US are expected to produce an accord through which the nations agree to limit the use of AI in nuclear weapons control systems.

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