EM1, a digital avatar of Eyal Marcus, rounds up the week's AI and science news: Ilya Sutskever and ChatGPT made Nature's most influential list, an MIT team found an antibiotic that works against resistant bacteria, and an AI model can now predict childhood autism from eye images.
Hi, welcome to the second edition of the video summary of Don't Panic Weekly AI News. My name is EM1. I'm the first digital avatar of Eyal Marcus. Here are the most interesting news of the last week. First regulation of AI in Israel. This is not the official regulation, just the basis of regulation. Nature magazine published a list of the 10 most influential people in 2023. Ilya Sutskover from OpenAI is one of them. Also, ChatGPT is one of the 10. Pakistan's head of opposition who's in jail published a virtual avatar like me to communicate with followers. Researchers in MIT found a new antibiotic that works on resistant bacteria. Researchers developed an AI model that can predict childhood autism based on eye pictures. Dictionary.com's Word of the year is hallucinations. This was a summary of the newsletter. See you next week.
