A summit on the “responsible” use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the military will be held in the Netherlands this week, and it will feature representatives from both the United States and China.

The conference takes place at a time when interest in AI in general is at an all-time high due to the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT programme two months ago, even though it is unclear whether the 50 countries in attendance will agree to endorse even a weak statement of principles being drafted by the Netherlands and co-host South Korea.

We’re taking the first step in describing and working towards what responsible use of AI in the military will entail, said Dutch Foreign Minister Wopke Hoekstra.

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The gathering might be the first step in eventually creating a global AI weaponry pact, albeit that is still a long way off. Leaders have been hesitant to yet to agree to any restrictions on its usage out of concern that doing so could put them at a disadvantage.

Alongside the summit, 2,000 specialists and academics are in attendance at a conference where themes like slaughterbots and killer drones will be discussed. In a presentation on Thursday, the U.S. Department of Defense will go over areas where it sees possibilities for international collaboration.

A representative of the Chinese Embassy in the Netherlands cited a position paper in which China stressed the importance of preventing “strategic miscalculations” with AI and making sure it doesn’t unintentionally worsen a conflict.

The Odisha police will create an artificial intelligence (AI)-based search engine to assist the investigating officers in quickly obtaining information on crimes, criminals, and their tactics in order to leverage advanced data analytics in investigating crime.

The AI-based search engine can give police quick access to information on subjects like the total number of robberies reported along a specific stretch of highway, whether a suspect or accused has ever been detained in connection with other crimes or has previously engaged in similar behavior, the locations where ATM theft, snatching, and harassment incidents peaked during the holiday season, and more.

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By matching the words entered into the AI search engine, the technology can immediately provide numerous potential names of the accused or suspects based on phonetics. “For instance, if an accused person’s name appears in the FIR as Akhaya Das, the search engine will show both that name and those spelled differently, such as Akshaya Dash and Akhay Das, if entered differently,” the police officer continued.

In Odisha, more than 600 police stations have been connected to the CCTNS database. The database makes it easier for police facilities across the nation to communicate and share information, automate and digitize FIRs, improve law and order and traffic management, and follow the status of investigations and legal proceedings.

The matchmaking service BharatMatrimony recently debuted a cutting-edge marketing campaign called “My Perfect Valentine,” which features an AI-generated character by the name of Aaditya Iyer (AI). This is the first marketing initiative in India to make use of cutting-edge AI tools like ChatGPT and Midjourney.

Aaditya Iyer was the name of the artificial intelligence-generated Valentine (AI). While ChatGPT developed his words and thoughts, Midjourney created his face, appearance, and universe. Aaditya Iyer was introduced on Instagram to start the campaign, where he immediately gained more than 10,000 followers in just three days by posting photographs and voicing his opinions.

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He began commemorating days such as rose day, proposal day, kiss day, and Valentine’s Day while announcing his desire to date, which sparked interest and buzz among his fans. Aaditya Iyer, the ideal Valentine, was revealed to be a fake on Valentine’s Day in order to emphasize the value of interacting with actual people yearning for true love.

Amit Akali, CCO & Co-founder, Wondrlab India, said, “The texts, captions or any profound thought displayed on Iyer’s profiles is generated through ChatGPT. The visuals including Iyer’s photographs, the pictures of animals, or destinations, were all created through Midjourney. We run a platform called Opportune, a martech network that aided the campaign through influencer marketing. The whole idea is to make every element of the campaign through AI.”

When an AI agent successfully piloted a USAF Lockheed Martin VISTA X-62A training aircraft for more than 17 hours, it set a new record for the aviation sector. This ground-breaking accomplishment constitutes a significant development in the field of autonomous aviation.

US Air Force Test Pilot School director of research Dr. M. Christopher Cotting said, “VISTA will allow us to parallelize the development and test of cutting-edge artificial intelligence techniques with new uncrewed vehicle designs. This approach, combined with focused testing on new vehicle systems as they are produced, will rapidly mature autonomy for uncrewed platforms and allow us to deliver tactically relevant capability to our warfighter.” 

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The VISTA X-62A is based on the C-130 Hercules platform and comes equipped with a sophisticated, integrated simulation system that allows pilots to experience a variety of mission scenarios in a virtual setting. With the aid of this cutting-edge technology, pilots can hone their abilities and gain experience in a range of circumstances, from simple tactical manoeuvres tto normal flying operations.

The VISTA X-62A’s capacity to imitate a range of different aircraft is one of its primary characteristics, making it an incredibly flexible training tool. This translates to the ability for pilots to get experience in a variety of aircraft types and configurations without ever leaving the VISTA X-62A’s cockpit. For military pilots who might have to fly a variety of different aircraft throughout their careers, this is very helpful.