5 things about AI you may have missed today: Sebi employs AI, Apple introduces 'Ask' AI tool, more
Sebi employs AI in investigations to ensure market integrity; Apple introduces 'Ask' AI tool set to revolutionise customer support; AI cameras uncover malpractice in Odisha matric exams, students booked; Young Emirati pianist harmonises traditional music with AI for healing performances- this and more in our daily roundup. Let us take a look.
Sebi's Whole Time Member, Kamlesh Chandra Varshney, revealed the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in investigations, urging entities to stay updated on technological advancements. Stressing compliance with the law, he warned of repercussions for violations. Sebi has been actively addressing market manipulations and enhancing transparency through measures and actions against wrongdoers, according to a report by PTI via The Hindu.
Apple is entering the AI domain with 'Ask', an upcoming tool comparable to ChatGPT. Currently in the testing phase, 'Ask' aims to cater to Apple users by efficiently handling customer queries. Operating similar to ChatGPT, it retrieves information from Apple's internal database, allowing advisors to assess and refine its responses. Apple encourages prioritising 'Ask' to address diverse customer concerns during this trial period, 9to5ac reported.
During Odisha's Matric exams, the AI camera at examination centres detected multiple irregularities, leading to several students being booked for malpractice during the English exam. The Board of Secondary Education (BSE) reported incidents such as early question paper access, possession of incriminating materials, and poor examination conduct. Over 40 malpractice cases were identified by the AI camera, prompting the BSE to seek disciplinary action against erring invigilators and superintendents, according to a Odishatv.in report.
13-year-old Emirati pianist, Rashid Walid Al Marzouqi, combines traditional music with AI, making history as the youngest Emirati to incorporate AI into performances. Rashid, a Rabdan School student, creates diverse symphonies with
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