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主持人：Elvis Yu and Raj Shroff
RTHK's weekly podcast on the latest tech news
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Google's AlphaFold 3 unlocks secrets of life, Meta’s ad-buying AI backfires, Local tech firm recreates deceased mother's voice
Scientists are filled with anticipation as an improved AI model from Google Deepmind shows the potential to unlock the secrets of life and help develop new drugs for incurable diseases like Alzheimer's.
The AI model, AlphaFold 3, is able to predict how different molecules in living organisms, such as proteins and DNA, interact with each other.
So how revolutionary is the model upgrade, and will it really help scientists develop new drugs to fight disease? Listen to AI consultant Raj Shroff’s take on the issue.
You'll also hear about Meta’s AI advertising assistant backfiring on businesses, as well as a local tech firm recreating the voice of a deceased mother to encourage her daughters.
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US teacher framed principal with audio deepfake, THOR discovered 27,500 overlooked asteroids, ChatGPT more moral than university students?
主持人：Elvis Yu and Raj Shroff
A high school teacher in the United States was recently arrested for using AI to create a fake, racist recording of the school’s principal, following workplace disagreement between the two over missing school funds.
The arrestee Dazhon Darien was accused of creating an audio clip that resembles the principal making racist remarks about some students and faculty members.
The recording first surfaced in January and after months of investigation, the local police concluded that the recording was not authentic and contained traces of AI-generated content.
So how did the local police identify the audio deepfake? Will we see a dangerous trend of AI being weaponised? Listen to AI consultant Raj Shroff’s take on the issue via https://www.rthk.hk/radio/radio3/programme/tech_tuesday
You’ll also hear about the discovery of over 27,000 previously unnoticed asteroids using an AI tool called THOR, as well as a study that claims ChatGPT makes better moral judgements than university students.
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