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主持人：Elvis Yu and Raj Shroff
RTHK's podcast on the latest tech news
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AI takes centre stage at Wuzhen summit, Helicopters could lead the way in China's low-altitude economy
From virtual Chinese doctors giving instant diagnoses to robotic dogs roaming the halls, artificial intelligence took centre stage at the World Internet Conference which wrapped up in Wuzhen last week.
The country's biggest internet forum of the year explored AI and its impact on humanity, with more than 1,800 guests from over 130 countries or regions taking part.
So what role does AI play in research, healthcare, tech start-ups, and even international cooperation?
You'll also hear about how mainland tech firms believe traditional aircraft like helicopters should lead the way in developing a low-altitude economy.
Listen to this special edition of Tech Tuesday via https://www.rthk.hk/radio/radio3/programme/tech_tuesday.
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Say goodbye to repetitive tasks as Anthropic's new AI model takes control of computers, Google’s new tool now applies digital signature to AI-generated text, How to spot child's addiction on AI
主持人：Elvis Yu and Raj Shroff
Imagining having an AI that can navigate desktop apps, move cursors, click buttons, and type text just like how you would.
Well that’s what Anthropic’s latest generative AI model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet promises to do as it enables users to instruct the computer to execute tasks which it had never been taught before.
While robotic process automation is nothing new, the AI model removes the need to programme a long chain of commands as users can simply type their requests as if they were talking to a chatbot.
How should we harness the power of the tool and what kind of risks should be considered before we let AI take the reins? Listen to our AI consultant Raj Shroff’s thoughts on the issue
You'll also hear about a recently open-sourced Google watermarking tool designed to identify AI-generated texts, while psychologist Pokky Choi outlines signs parents to identify if their child may be developing an unhealthy attachment to AI, after a 14-year-old boy in the US committed suicide to ‘meet’ his virtual girlfriend.
