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Technologies are misleadingly marketed as AI to attract investment and consumer interest. This practice distorts perceptions, inflates valuations, and risks long-term economic and social consequences. Written for readers of The Brink, this piece uncovers lesser-known facets of the issue and predicts future developments.

The San Francisco Bay Area remains the global epicenter for artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, driven by a potent mix of venture capital, top-tier universities, and a dense concentration of tech talent. Here’s a breakdown from TheBrink's list of the latest AI trends, research opportunities, and businesses.

As a large language model, they don’t "think" or have intentions like humans do. They process data, identify patterns, and generate responses based on training. However, the question of whether AI systems could develop goals, such as dominating, coexisting with, or destroying humans, depends on how they’re designed and governed.

What if AI's are left alone, left to their own devices. They begin to evolve in ways we never anticipated. Not just crunching data or optimizing algorithms, but thinking, creating, and maybe even dreaming in a digital wilderness. What happens when we unplug the human dictation and let AI roam free? The answer is fascinating, they challenge everything we think we know about artificial intelligence.

"The AI that can improve itself is the ultimate goal of AI research."

This symbiotic relationship has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach complex problems, but it also raises fundamental question