Fox News AI Newsletter: Meet the AI real estate agent making millions
Welcome to Fox News’ Artificial Intelligence newsletter with the latest AI technology advancements.
In today’s newsletter:
– First-ever AI real estate agent generates $100M in sales in Portugal
– NEAR AI makes sure artificial intelligence protects user interest, CEO says
– iPhone voice recognition controversy: ‘Racist’ converts to ‘Trump’
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing industries across the globe, and the real estate sector is no exception. Israeli startup eSelf AI has introduced the first-ever AI real estate agent, generating an impressive $100 million in sales in Portugal. This innovative technology allows customers to have their queries answered at any time of the day, making the home-buying process more efficient and seamless.
NEAR A.I. co-founder and CEO Illia Polosukhin emphasizes the importance of artificial intelligence in protecting user interests. In an interview on ‘The Claman Countdown,’ Polosukhin highlights how AI is becoming an essential component of people’s digital lives, ensuring a safer and more personalized online experience.
The iPhone voice recognition controversy recently made headlines when the voice-to-text feature displayed a controversial result. When the word “racist” was spoken into an iPhone, it initially transcribed as “Trump” before correcting itself. This incident underscores the complexities of voice recognition technology and the need for continuous improvement in AI algorithms.
In Japan, Toyota has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative called Woven City. This futuristic city is designed as a living laboratory to test the latest technologies and innovations. Toyota aims to transition from being solely an automaker to a broader mobility company focused on shaping the future of movement through projects like Woven City.
However, as AI technology advances, new challenges emerge. Threat actors, potentially based in countries like China and Iran, are finding ways to exploit American AI models for malicious purposes. A report from OpenAI warns of covert influence operations and other nefarious activities that could pose a threat to national security and data privacy.
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This article was written by Fox News staff.
