AI Breakthroughs and Controversies: Latest Updates

A special school in Northern Ireland is using AI to help students express themselves creatively.

Fourteen-year-old Keelan, a student at Tor Bank School, uses AI to write his own songs and play the

drums.

His teachers say AI is enhancing creativity, not replacing it.

The school is also using AI for research and art projects, ensuring students have a voice in their

learning.

A Norwegian man has filed a complaint against ChatGPT after it falsely claimed he was convicted of murdering

his children.

The AI-generated misinformation has sparked concerns about AI ‘hallucinations’—when chatbots present false information as facts.

Digital rights group Noyb is demanding OpenAI delete the false output and improve accuracy to prevent future harm.

The European Medicines Agency has approved AIM-NASH, an AI tool that helps diagnose metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) in

liver biopsies.

This tool improves accuracy and efficiency in clinical trials, potentially speeding up the development of new treatments for

liver disease.

Palantir and Strategy are both investing in AI, but their approaches differ.

Palantir focuses on AI-powered data analysis, while Strategy is more known for its Bitcoin investments.

Palantir’s stock has surged over 270% in the past year, while Strategy struggles to balance AI development with

its cryptocurrency holdings.