In other news, the Odysseus lunar lander, the first privately-built spacecraft, has landed on the moon and started sending back data. However, concerns are raised over AI technology, with mothers selling photos of their kids to pedophiles online, and a GPT-4 developer tool that can hack websites autonomously. A startup is also aiming to turn the sugar we eat into fiber.
Key takeaways:
- The Alabama Supreme Court's ruling that frozen embryos count as children could have implications for future technologies such as artificial wombs or synthetic embryos made from stem cells.
- A program called Ahlan Simsin, a special version of Sesame Street for Syrian refugee children, is showing promising evidence that remote learning can help young children in crisis situations.
- Private spacecrafts are beginning to land on the moon, with the Odysseus lunar lander already sending back data.
- There are concerns about the security of AI chatbots, with a GPT-4 developer tool having the potential to hack websites autonomously.