🔥 Training and misuse
Business transformation and arising challenges
🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD
One CIO says AI training is essential, arguing that "relentless learners will create the future." However, misuse is already causing problems. An Australian lawyer apologized for using AI to generate fake legal quotes, while a pro-Trump network published a fake, AI-generated image of "women soldiers."
These incidents are part of a broader trend of AI misuse. Researchers found "only positive reviews" prompts in academic papers from top universities, and the use of AI by "hackers everywhere" is creating a cybersecurity arms race.
On the positive side, Google released a new open-source library for data extraction, and a study showcased AI's use in processing astronomical data. The field of "interpretability" is also growing, aiming to help us understand how AI models "think."
🦾 AI daily pulse
CIO on Generative AI: ‘Relentless learners will create the future’
In preparing the organization for how generative AI is transforming business, CIO Amala Duggirala underscores the importance of AI training and leading from the front [LINK]Australian lawyer apologizes for AI-generated errors in murder case
A senior lawyer in Australia has apologized to a judge for using AI-generated fake quotes and non-existent case judgments in a murder case. [LINK]A Trump-favored MAGA network praised an increase in women soldiers.
Its images were fake. [LINK]
⚡️ Top trends
"Only positive reviews": Hidden AI prompts discovered in academic papers from world's 14 biggest universities [LINK]
Criminals, good guys and foreign spies: Hackers everywhere are using AI now Hackers and cybersecurity companies have entered an AI arms race. [LINK]
💻 Top techies
Google releases new open-source library to extract data from unstructured text [LINK]
Get clusters in minutes, not quarters [LINK]
🔮 What else
[Study] AI-enhanced supercomputing for next-generation astronomical data processing in latin america: a case study of the ALMA Observatory [LINK]
Interpretability: Understanding how AI models think
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📨 Weekly digest: 33 2025 | From feature bloat to strategic guidance in the AI era
👋🏻 Hello, legends, and welcome to the weekly digest for week 33 of 2025.