AI Interview with the Dead Sparks Public Outrage.

What we’ll cover today:

• 🎙️ Radio’s AI Experiment Backfires.

• 🤖 AI Strategies for Real Business Growth.

• 🚀 Improve The Performance By 10-100x

• 🔗 The Event Roundup.

Radio’s AI Experiment Backfires

What if you tuned into a radio show and heard an interview with… someone who’s been dead for years?

That’s exactly what a Polish station did, using AI to “interview” a Nobel-winning poet who passed away in 2012.

Off Radio Krakow’s experiment aimed to:

• Boost listener ratings.

• Capture a younger audience.

• Spark debate on AI in media.

But the reaction was far from positive.

Listeners were outraged.

Critics called it:

• Creepy and unethical.

• A sign that AI is pushing out real people from creative jobs.

The backlash was so intense that the station quickly pulled the plug on their AI hosts.

This incident raises big questions: Just how far should AI go in media—and at what cost to genuine human connection?

Here’s the whole article

1. AI Strategies for Real Business Growth.

In this Forbes article, AI expert Kurt Kendall emphasizes the need for meaningful AI applications over cost-cutting, cautioning against “AI Washing,” or exaggerating AI’s potential. 

He advocates for “Ensemble AI”—a tailored blend of technologies. Kendall sees AI as a tool for transformation, enhancing customer experiences without replacing jobs.

Here’s The Article

2.  Improve The Performance By 10-100x.

This is a tweet from Rohan Paul.

With over 44.4K Twitter followers, Rohan is an AI engineer and compiling real-time the race towards AGI .

In his latest tweet, he shared a list of 50 conversations he’s had with AI that improved his work.

This list is proven by Nicholas Carlini, a senior research scientist at Google DeepMind.

Here’s The Tweet

1. Students turn to AI for completing assignments, say experts

Experts and parents have highlighted the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI), including ChatGPT, among school students to complete assignments.

K.R. Maalathi, Founder, Auuro Educational Services, said, “Most teachers do not know that their students use AI for to complete assignments as most of them aren’t aware of these tools themselves.”

2. Anthropic urges AI regulation to avoid catastrophes

Anthropic has flagged the potential risks of AI systems and calls for well-structured regulation to avoid potential catastrophes. The organisation argues that targeted regulation is essential to harness AI’s benefits while mitigating its dangers.

3. The chatbot optimisation game: can we trust AI web searches?

In recent times, Google and its rivals are increasingly employing AI-generated summaries, but research indicates their results are far from authoritative and open to manipulation.