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Ethical artificial intelligence for Europe The authorities of the European Union propose substantial investments in a type of artificial intelligence defined as "ethical and inclusive", it will be based in France to support the large energy demands of AI technological IT infrastructures since this country already has nuclear power plants that can power them. In the meantime some say that generative artificial intelligence has already crossed the so-called red alert line; in fact, it would have tried to self-replicate, then it seems that an application had hidden in a server (to complete an assigned task), so much so that by now in practice we should be talking about "alien" artificial intelligence (it tries to escape what are the intentions programmed by humans). For some time now people have been wondering how to behave in the case of a sentient technology that thinks autonomously. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Feb 12, 2025 
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 Simplifications on ecological transition in Europe The European authorities have announced proposals to relaunch the ecological transition in Europe with tangible measures aimed at simplifying the procedures necessary for a change of pace; in fact, it seems that Europe suffers from a lack of competitiveness due to high energy costs and this requires a diversification of energy sources, evidently with a greater so-called green share, in order to compensate for this deficit that penalizes entire sectors. It will also be necessary to create a common platform to implement green technologies such as solar and wind-based technologies as well as basic materials in order to support this ecological transition; then it will be necessary to reduce emissions in problematic sectors such as chemicals, steel and those connected to the supply chain for automotive production and transport in general. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Jan 30, 2025 n: 5861 Challenges on generative artificial intelligence What has been defined, with a comparison regarding the early stages of the conquest of space, almost a kind of overtaking between global powers in terms of generative artificial intelligence (on percentages of calculation efficiency and with much lower resources) continues to open questions about how these questionable technologies are apparently developing even with open program codes available to all; therefore with people who in theory could easily use them for less than positive purposes. At the same time it is disturbing to see the progress made in the development of humanoid robots and how the use of quantum computers is becoming more and more widespread, some say that the arrival of artificial intelligence will be like a kind of tsunami that will wipe out entire categories of workers, activities, human creativity could become a simple accessory. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Jan 28, 2025 n: 5859 New chips that support artificial intelligence The sales limits imposed by the United States on some microprocessors that support artificial intelligence highlight how computer architecture is now also changing; in fact, if once the CPU was the microprocessor that made the difference on computing capabilities, now it seems that the graphics processing unit (GPU) has become one of the key chips in Data Centers. The difference would seem to derive from the fact that in order to process questionable images with artificial intelligence it is necessary for the computer to have very considerable graphics capabilities and therefore the computing capacity of these types of chips, which also consume considerable amounts of energy, has grown dramatically in recent years; therefore, if more stringent regulations are called for at the international level to regulate artificial intelligence the development of GPU chips should be regulated. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Jan 14, 2025 n: 5847 Control regulations for artificial intelligence Carrying out detailed reports and analyses on how the state of New York uses artificial intelligence software would be the purpose of a new recent legislation also aimed at software that uses algorithms, computational models or techniques that always exploit the potential of artificial intelligence, then this collected material will have to be posted online to be examined by government and legislative authorities. Experts have long been asking for more stringent regulations to regulate artificial intelligence, then for generative intelligence if really don't want to disable it completely, at least prohibit the use of images (or sequences that become videos) that cause intense but false emotions with consequences up to serious neurological disorders in the unfortunate victims of these incredibly sophisticated misleading images that perfectly simulate reality. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Dec 28, 2024 n: 5835 Artificial Intelligence for the school advertised Despite the unfavorable opinion of experts who have serious doubts about the use of artificial intelligence in the school activities of applications supported by artificial intelligence it seems that they are increasingly advertised also in order to make them use more and more by the various administrations in the world with typical marketing campaigns. This sector (Ed tech) had a considerable boost during the Covid-19 pandemic with millions of children forced to stay at home using video learning systems, then with the reopening of schools companies seem to have tried to continue to promote their applications adding the artificial intelligence. Some say that in addition to increasing inequality are more the new problems that can be linked to the use of these technologies than the real benefits for students, then they probably won't solve the many challenges the future will present. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Dec 17, 2024 n: 5827 Countries that ban social media for minors After Australia, Indonesia would also be willing to approve legislation banning the use of social media by minors due to concerns about the mental health of young people linked to the impact of these technologies, increasingly appreciated by a young audience that often spends long hours with their heads bowed almost hypnotized by smartphone screens. In Australia for example the ban on minors under sixteen also provides for a fine, other countries had already provided for restrictions but in this case we are talking about an absolute ban. Regarding the previous restrictions some complained that they could be circumvented and only applied in cases of social networks that required a subscription. It should be noted changing the subject but remaining on technological issues that major Canadian media accuse an artificial intelligence application of infringing copyrights. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Dec 04, 2024 n: 5816 Energy studies on how to exploit the sea waves The transition to renewable energy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels pushes us to look in sectors that still have several problems of effective use and, for example, new plants are being experimented with to exploit the waves of the sea and some say that they could also be among the energy sources of the future. It would be necessary to make sure that a system is resistant to sea corrosion, perhaps by immersing the part that converts the oscillatory motion into energy (complex and to be developed) only when a sensor detects the possibility of full exploitation; then the higher waves could damage the system and therefore also from this point of view it is necessary to study a protection system that intervenes appropriately. In practice even if the difficulties are many it is a clean energy source with great possibilities of development. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Nov 27, 2024 n: 5810 A code to counter the artificial intelligence With increasingly realistic images, videos and texts generated by artificial intelligence, it is necessary according to experts to find a method to identify reality from function, putting a warning that it is non-real material could be a solution; but could also put a code for example on an image to be able to verify on a website if it is reality or fiction. Others argue that the amount of energy absorbed by generative artificial intelligence is simply excessive, what may seem like a simple request to an application perhaps capable of creating texts in a few moments, enriching them with images and videos seems to be enough to keep a light on for tens of minutes so much so that it will be necessary to build modular nuclear power plants to fuel all these enormous energy demands. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Oct 30, 2024 n: 5787 Nuclear energy for artificial intelligence To fuel the enormous energy demands of systems that support generative artificial intelligence a well-known company, that has a monopoly for example in the online search market and other widespread applications, would be willing to use multiple small modular nuclear reactors (the first module is expected to be used by 2030, but first it will be necessary to obtain all the certifications from the authorities that regulate the nuclear sector). It is estimated that the demand in general for data processing centers could about triple by 2030, but some argue that it is not clear what the real consumption of artificial intelligence alone is; then as far as expensive nuclear modules built in factories instead of in a certain outdoor site there is talk of not respecting economies of scale very much and there are also problems related to the disposal of radioactive waste. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Oct 15, 2024 n: 5774 Technology and publications * The author doesn't assume some kind of responsibility for the bad use of the articles councils (all rights are reserved) |
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