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Internet Identity will be a new way to verify one’s identity in Web3
Internet Identity is a Web3 service that allows users to create an “anchor” for their physical devices, allowing them to sign in to compatible services securely. Instead of using password protection, Internet Identity uses a chip on modern devices to automatically generate disposable passkeys that are protected with Chain Key cryptography. Think of it like a new,…
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Freelancers get more control through Web3 and the blockchain
Facilitating freelancer autonomy through decentralization As an added advantage, freelance workers have the opportunity to select the projects they take on and the clients they work with. This gives them the opportunity to choose work that aligns with their interests and values, allowing them to pick projects that are personally fulfilling. Exploring the benefits of…
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The future of medicine and AI is one that can benefit both doctors and patients
Doctors are utilizing AI to assist in complex medical cases. In the US, there are cases of doctors turning to AI chatbots to develop potential hypotheses. There are limitations, however, as GPT cannot ascertain age factors in coming up with a diagnosis and cannot provide further insight. Med students and doctors seem to be using…
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4 companies spearheading AI evolution have joined together to ensure it is safely developed
Four of the preeminent AI players are coming together to form a new industry body designed to ensure “safe and responsible development” of so-called “frontier AI” models. In response to growing calls for regulatory oversight, ChatGPT developer OpenAI, Microsoft, Google and Anthropic have announced the Frontier Model Forum, a coalition that draws on the expertise…
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Dubai will host an assembly on Generative AI in late 2023
Dubai is to host a congress on generative artificial intelligence in October, the Dubai Media Office announced on Tuesday. The Dubai Assembly for Generative AI will gather a cohort of international guests from the private and public sectors, including government officials, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and academics, to discuss the opportunities and risks posed by recent technologies.…
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OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman launches a crypto project, Worldcoin
Worldcoin, the ambitious cryptocurrency and digital ID project spearheaded by OpenAI chief Sam Altman, launched on Monday after years in development, promising to verify users’ identity by scanning their eyes and potentially solving one of the more pressing problems posed by recent advances in artificial intelligence that have made it harder to tell whether something…
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AI will contribute $135 billion to Saudi economy in 2030
Artificial intelligence is set to contribute $135 billion to the Saudi economy in 2030, making the Kingdom the biggest beneficiary of the technology in the Middle East, according to global consultancy firm PwC. A report from the company noted that AI could add $320 billion to the region’s economy, equivalent to 11 percent of gross…
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The UN in collaboration with The Game, has entered the metaverse to promote real-world action
HEALV3RSE, a groundbreaking new game promoting real-world action for the planet, launches today on Metaverse. HEALV3RSE, which brings together the worlds of gaming and sustainability, invites players to become the heroes our planet desperately needs. It takes players on an epic journey through captivating realms, each representing a vital element of our planet’s well-being.…
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The Middle East is spearheading the metaverse revolution
The metaverse technology is set to transform the global competitiveness of companies, and Saudi Arabia is embracing this vision. Spearheading the initiative is the Royal Commission for AlUla, which has unveiled a captivating metaverse experience. Users can now virtually explore and interact with the Tomb of Lihyan, Hegra’s largest tomb, providing a unique glimpse into the country’s…
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Google’s chief health officer cautions on the use of AI in healthcare
The arrival of artificial intelligence into healthcare means everyone could one day have a doctor in their pocket, but Google’s chief health officer has urged caution about what AI can do and what its limits should be. “There’s going to be an opportunity for people to have even better access to services, [and] to great…
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