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A research team led by University of Saskatchewan researchers Changiz Taghibiglou and Sara Mardanisamani is developing an AI-powered screening tool to detect Alzheimer’s disease early using retina scans. The tool, which analyzes the thickness of retinal layers, aims to provide earlier detection to allow for lifestyle modifications and interventions to slow disease progression. The project has received funding from the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation and could potentially lead to a database or app to assist clinicians in patient care.

Oppo has made a significant commitment to integrating generative AI tools across its smartphone lineup, regardless of price. The technology, including tools like AI Eraser, will be accessible to users of Find, Reno, and even some F and A series devices by the end of 2024. Oppo aims to provide AI capabilities to 50 million users by then.

The company is collaborating with both Google and MediaTek to develop and optimize these AI features for various chipsets and software configurations. Oppo’s partnership with Microsoft focuses on improving communication and data transfer between desktop machines and smartphones.

Oppo’s announcement follows similar efforts by Google and Samsung, highlighting the crescente adoption of AI in the smartphone industry. While details on specific updates and release dates are still limited, the company’s commitment to democratizing AI access sets it apart in the competitive Android market.

AI capabilities in smartphones have gained prominence as manufacturers seek to enhance user experiences and offer innovative features. Generative AI tools, in particular, have garnered attention for their ability to automate tasks, such as image editing and text generation, and offer creative possibilities to users.

Avenix Fzco unveils Litepips, an AI-powered forex trading technology designed specifically for the XAUUSD (gold) market on MetaTrader 4. This innovative robot leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to enhance trading accuracy and efficiency. Litepips employs a sophisticated analysis of market impulses and trends, executing precise trading decisions to maximize profits and minimize risks. Its advanced algorithms dynamically respond to changing market conditions, providing traders with an adaptive edge. Unlike competitors, Litepips emphasizes safety and reliability, incorporating stringent risk management protocols. The platform is accessible through a one-time purchase, making it an attractive option for traders seeking transparency and affordability. With Litepips, sophisticated trading tools become accessible and economically feasible for traders worldwide.

Euronews Culture spoke with Berlin’s Minister for Culture and Social Cohesion, Joe Chialo, to delve into the vibrant cultural landscape of Germany’s capital and its future challenges. With its iconic Berghain nightclub, renowned opera houses, and vast collection of galleries and museums, Berlin boasts a cultural scene that attracts visitors from around the globe. Chialo discusses the city’s migration rate of over 25%, highlighting its diversity and the need for coexistence. He also emphasizes the importance of addressing societal cohesion and exploring the implications of artificial intelligence on art and culture, raising questions about the role and ethics of AI in creative expression.

SuperAI, the centerpiece event of Singapore AI Week, made its global debut on June 5-6 at Marina Bay Sands, marking Asia’s largest AI gathering of the year. The event brought together international industry leaders in AI, offering unparalleled networking opportunities and showcasing the next generation of AI technologies through workshops, meetups, hackathons, and industry gatherings held daily across the city. SuperAI also announced the launch of Genesis, a premier AI startup competition that received over 700 applications. Genesis featured 10 shortlisted contenders who vied to impress attendees and a panel of esteemed venture capitalists. Powered by Amazon Web Services, Genesis showcased groundbreaking AI innovations.

Microsoft President Brad Smith has expressed concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) being used to spread disinformation in the upcoming European Parliamentary elections.

Smith revealed that Microsoft has invested heavily in AI infrastructure in Sweden to tackle the issue, while acknowledging the growing use of AI-generated deepfakes in elections globally, including in India, the United States, Pakistan, and Indonesia. However, he noted that Microsoft has not detected any significant attempts to exploit AI in the European Parliamentary elections.

Despite the lack of widespread abuse, Smith urged caution, stating that the situation is ongoing and that premature declarations of victory would be unwarranted. He also highlighted the potential threat posed by deepfake videos, citing instances during India’s general election and a debunked Russian-language video circulated ahead of the European Parliament election.

Smith also mentioned the focus of Russian efforts on the Olympics and hinted at an upcoming report addressing related concerns.

Get ready for AMD’s keynote at Computex 2024, where CEO Lisa Su will unveil the company’s latest advancements. Expect insights into Zen 5 processors, both for desktops and laptops, and an emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI). Watch the keynote on June 2 at 9:30 p.m. ET on AMD’s YouTube channel or the Computex channel.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has taken action against deceptive uses of AI in covert operations focused on the Indian elections. The company disrupted a network of accounts originated from Israel that used AI-generated content to criticize the ruling BJP party and praise the opposition Congress party. The disrupted activity had no significant impact on audience engagement or reach. OpenAI is committed to developing safe AI and preventing abuse of its services.

Harnessing the power of generative AI, Air France is revolutionizing data utilization, enhancing customer experiences, and transforming its operations. With over 80 projects already underway, the airline’s advancements in AI include intelligent tools like TALIA, PAMELIA, CHARLIE, and FOX, each designed to optimize performance and improve customer satisfaction.

The free version of ChatGPT has received a significant upgrade, now offering features that were previously exclusive to the paid ChatGPT Plus version. Among the most notable is the addition of custom GPTs, which allow users to create personalized versions of ChatGPT tailored to specific tasks. These GPTs can be enhanced with additional knowledge and customized prompts, making them highly versatile tools. The update also includes access to GPT-4o features like image understanding, file uploads for analysis, and web information retrieval. However, some features remain limited for free users, and limitations will result in a fallback to GPT-3.5. These enhancements bring the free version of ChatGPT closer to the capabilities of ChatGPT Plus while expanding its accessibility and utility for a wider range of users.