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AI Therapy Trends, Drug Breakthroughs, and Legal Battles: Today's AI News Recap
In Taiwan and China, young people turn to AI chatbots for 'cheaper, easier' therapy
Image Source: Guardian
• Young people in Taiwan and China are increasingly turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT for therapy due to convenience and accessibility, especially during late hours when human support is unavailable.
• Experts highlight the potential for AI in mental health care but caution against overreliance on technology at the expense of human interaction in times of distress.
AI-Generated Drugs to Reach Market by 2030, Says Insilico CEO
Image Source: Bloomberg
• AI-generated drugs are expected to be on the market by 2030, according to Insilico's CEO.
• This marks a significant milestone as the first drugs created solely by artificial intelligence technology.
Are Character AI’s chatbots protected speech? One court isn’t sure
Image Source: Verge
• A Florida judge ruled that a lawsuit against Google and Character AI, a chatbot service, can proceed despite an attempted First Amendment defense.
• The lawsuit alleges that Character AI contributed to the death of a teenager, raising questions about the legal protection of chatbots' speech.
News publishers call Google's AI Mode ‘theft’
Image Source: Verge
• News publishers criticize Google's new AI Mode for replacing traditional search results with an AI chatbot-like interface, which they claim is negatively impacting their traffic and revenue.
• The News/Media Alliance expressed concerns that Google's expanded AI Mode is seen as "theft" by some of the largest news publishers in the US, highlighting the ongoing tensions between tech giants and traditional media outlets.
From Diagnosis To Cure: Is AI The Key To Eradicating Cancer?
Image Source: Forbes
• AI technology has demonstrated remarkable effectiveness in detecting and treating cancer.
• The article explores the potential for AI to find a cure for cancer, although the technology is still in its early stages.