ArXiv unternimmt mehr, um gegen die unvorsichtige Verwendung großer Sprachmodelle in wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten vorzugehen.
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Research repository ArXiv will ban authors for a year if they let AI do all the work
ArXiv is doing more to crack down on the careless use of large language models in scientific papers.
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The US is betting on AI to catch insider trading in prediction markets
For most of the past year, it looked like prediction markets had kicked off a new golden age of fraud. On Polymarket, traders raked in fortunes from suspiciously timed bets on geopolitical events like the raid on Venezuela and the Iranian War. It wasn’t clear whether the US government would bother pursuing some of the most flagrant bad actors, since Polymarket’s crypto-based platform was technically offshore and not regulated or licensed within the country.
Now, however, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees prediction markets, wants you to know that it’s watching very, very closely. The agency is searching for suspicious behavior from traders within the United States who have been sneaking onto offshore markets, including Polymarket’s crypto platform—which is blocked stateside—by using virtual private networks. “We’re going to find them, and we’re going to bring actions,” agency chairman Michael Selig told WIRED this week, speaking from the CFTC’s headquarters in Washington, DC.
Selig says the agency, which is especially lean right now, is staffing up. Like so many other AI-piled workplaces, the CFTC is also leaning into automation to handle the growing workload, including tools that analyze trading patterns and flag potential manipulation. “You’ve got so much data,” Selig says. “When we feed it into AI, we get really great information. It can help us understand things, like where we might want to investigate, or when we might need to send a subpoena to a trader.” article
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Research repository ArXiv will ban authors for a year if they let AI do all the work
ArXiv is doing more to crack down on the careless use of large language models in scientific papers.
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The US is betting on AI to catch insider trading in prediction markets
For most of the past year, it looked like prediction markets had kicked off a new golden age of fraud. On Polymarket, traders raked in fortunes from suspiciously timed bets on geopolitical events like the raid on Venezuela and the Iran War. It wasn’t clear whether the US government would bother pursuing some of the most flagrant bad actors, since Polymarket’s crypto-based platform was technically offshore and not regulated or licensed within the country.
Now, however, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees prediction markets, wants you to know that it’s watching very, very closely. The agency is searching for suspicious behavior from traders within the United States who have been sneaking onto offshore markets, including Polymarket’s crypto platform—which is blocked stateside—by using virtual private networks. “We’re going to find them, and we’re going to bring actions,” agency chairman Michael Selig told WIRED this week, speaking from the CFTC’s headquarters in Washington, DC.
Selig says the agency, which is especially lean right now, is staffing up. Like so many other AI-pilled workplaces, the CFTC is also leaning into automation to handle the growing workload, including tools that analyze trading patterns and flag potential manipulation. “You’ve got so much data,” Selig says. “When we feed it into AI, we get really great information. It can help us understand things, like where we might want to investigate, or when we might need to send a subpoena to a trader.”
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Sony essaie d’expliquer que son AI Camera Assistant n’est pas nul
La variété des terribles est impressionnante.Après que Sony ait attiré une attention indésirable pour un message démontrant son assistant de caméra AI sur le Xperia 1 XIII, il essaie de clarifier le fonctionnement de la fonctionnalité. La société affirme qu’elle ne retouche pas de photos, mais fait des suggestions basées sur l’éclairage, la profondeur et le sujet. Pointez l’appareil photo vers quelque chose et il vous proposera quatre options pour modifier l’exposition, la couleur et le flou d’arrière-plan.
Dans sa vidéo produit, Sony indique que l’IA Camera Assistant suggérera également “l’angle le plus photogénique”. Bien que le clip le montre seulement, suggérant que quelqu’un zoome, ce qui n’est pas la même chose que suggérer un angle de caméra.
Les exemples que Sony publiés sur X, alors que mieux…
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Sony versucht zu erklären, dass sein AI Camera Assistant nicht schlecht ist
Die Vielfalt des Schrecklichen ist beeindruckend. Nachdem Sony einige unerwünschte Aufmerksamkeit für einen Beitrag auf sich zog, in dem der AI Camera Assistant auf dem Xperia 1 XIII wird versucht zu klären, wie die Funktion funktioniert. Das Unternehmen gibt an, dass es keine Fotos bearbeitet, sondern Vorschläge zu Beleuchtung, Tiefe und Motiv macht. Richten Sie die Kamera auf etwas und Sie erhalten vier Optionen zum Ändern von Belichtung, Farbe und Hintergrundunschärfe.
In seinem Produktvideo sagt Sony, dass der AI Camera Assistant auch „den fotogensten Blickwinkel“ vorschlägt. Allerdings deutet der Clip nur darauf hin, dass jemand hineinzoomt, was nicht dasselbe ist wie die Andeutung eines Kamerawinkels.
Die Beispiele, die Sony auf X gepostet hat, während besser …
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Sony tries to explain that its AI Camera Assistant doesn’t suck
The variety of terrible is impressive. After Sony drew some unwanted attention for a post demonstrating its AI Camera Assistant on the Xperia 1 XIII, it’s trying to clarify how the feature works. The company says it doesn’t edit photos, but makes suggestions based on lighting, depth, and subject. Point the camera at something, and it will give you four options for changing exposure, color, and background blur.
In its product video, Sony says that the AI Camera Assistant will also suggest “the most photogenic angle.” Though the clip only shows it suggesting that someone zoom in, which is not the same as suggesting a camera angle.
The examples that Sony posted on X, while bette …
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Sony tries to explain that its AI Camera Assistant doesn’t suck
The variety of terrible is impressive. After Sony drew some unwanted attention for a post demonstrating its AI Camera Assistant on the Xperia 1 XIII, it’s trying to clarify how the feature works. The company says it doesn’t edit photos, but makes suggestions based on lighting, depth, and subject. Point the camera at something, and it will give you four options for changing exposure, color, and background blur.
In its product video, Sony says that the AI Camera Assistant will also suggest “the most photogenic angle.” Though the clip only shows it suggesting that someone zoom in, which is not the same as suggesting a camera angle.
The examples that Sony posted on X, while bette …
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Neuf blessés après un accident de voiture poursuivi par la police dans l’est de Londres
La police du Met déclare avoir poursuivi un véhicule soupçonné d’être volé avant qu’il n’entre en collision avec un autre véhicule à Ilford.
Neuf personnes ont été blessées après l’accident d’une voiture poursuivie par la police dans l’est de Londres.
La police métropolitaine a déclaré que des policiers avaient tenté d’arrêter un véhicule qu’ils pensaient avoir été volé.