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Navigating AI Tasks Requires a Work vs. Gym Mindset

As AI takes on more tasks, we face a crucial choice: should we let it do the heavy lifting, or use it as a tool to sharpen our own skills and abilities? By adopting a "work vs. gym" mindset, we can decide which tasks to outsource to AI and which to tackle ourselves to become better thinkers and doers.

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Free AI Models Enable Low-Cost, Sophisticated Cyberattacks

Experts warn that free AI models are making sophisticated cyberattacks more accessible and affordable, posing a vastly underestimated threat to security. Even relatively simple AI models can be used to launch devastating attacks, according to University of Toronto computer engineering professor Nicolas Papernot.

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