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When AI replaces human workers, what will humans do? 7 skills humans need in the world of AI.
As we fully enter the world of Agentic AI, skills in problem-solving, analytical thinking, AI management, and decision-making will be crucial, because future jobs will be a competition between those who use AI. -
The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DE) reveals that the TH-AI Passport has 1.47 million registered users, with over 4 million in use. The PromptPay service actually pays 24.69 baht per person per month.
The National Digital Economy and Society Commission revealed that the TH-AI Passport has 1.47 million registered users, with over 7.22 having completed lessons and over 1.13 having received certificates. The commission emphasized that the new contract pays based on the actual number of users at a rate of 24.6951 baht per person per month. -
The US and China are set to hold AI talks in mid-September to address cyber threats from intelligent agents.
The United States and China are preparing to discuss AI security in mid-September, marking the first formal talks specifically focused on AI since Donald Trump's return to the US presidency. This comes amid concerns that independently operating AI agents could be used in widespread cyberattacks. -
GPT-6 Astra: When AI doesn't just answer questions, but starts "doing" things instead of humans.
The arrival of the GPT-6 Astra transforms the role of AI into fully agentic AI, becoming a digital assistant capable of performing tasks directly, from computer work and coding to research. -
China is poised to halt China Speed, a program where automakers use AI to shorten new model development time to 18 months, due to safety concerns.
China is tightening controls on its automotive industry after AI potentially shortened new car development time to just 18 months, raising concerns about quality and safety. -
The U.S. Congress warns of a "black swan" scenario involving AI, fearing terrorists could use it to create weapons of mass destruction.
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee warned that advanced AI could be used by terrorists and adversaries to develop weapons and plan more violent attacks, noting that preventative measures may not keep pace with technological advancements. -
Outlook and ChatGPT Work went down simultaneously, affecting thousands of users.
Microsoft and OpenAI experienced service outages on Monday. Nearly 4,600 Outlook users reported problems, while over 1,100 reported issues with ChatGPT Work. Both companies are working to resolve the issues. -
Quantum AI isn't here anytime soon; Gartner advises organizations to focus on practical, usable AI.
Gartner indicates that Quantum AI is not yet ready for practical use, predicting that traditional computing AI will remain superior at least until 2571. -
The US reverses its stance on "Chinese hackers," admitting that several organizations were only targeted and not all were successfully breached.
The U.S. Department of Justice has revised its statement regarding the Chinese cyber espionage case, after previously identifying the Fed, NASA, and the Senate as victims. It clarified that all were actually targets, but only some of their systems were successfully breached. -
OpenAI has started displaying ads in ChatGPT in India, accelerating revenue generation before its 2570 IPO plan.
OpenAI has begun displaying ads in ChatGPT for free and Go package users in India, after expanding to 38 countries. The company aims to increase revenue to support AI costs before proceeding with an IPO in 2570.
