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Ekobot WEAI, a Swedish agricultural robot, autonomously weeds fields using AI-powered machine vision and metal fingers, reducing herbicide use by 70%. Weighing 600 kg, it covers 10 hectares daily and operates for 10–12 hours on one charge. Integrated with 5G, it communicates remotely, contributing to the production of "5G onions" with extended shelf life, reduced wastage, and enhanced taste. The technology is expanding to other crops and countries, aiming for availability in 9 EU countries, the UK, and the US by 2030.

Grok Verse: Twitter and Elon Musk’s Redemptive steps 

Elon Musk's Grok, a ChatGPT competitor, raises concerns due to Musk's controversial influence, social insensitivity, and potential misinformation. The real danger lies in Grok's impact on user-generated content, potentially drowning authentic voices with AI-generated perspectives. Musk's sycophantic following may be amplified by an LLM-powered chatbot, threatening to destabilise popular opinion. The advent of such technology poses risks of influencing discourse on a massive scale.

California’s Attempt at AI Governance: A Balance between Innovation and Privacy

California's Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has released draft regulations to govern AI, termed Automated Decision-Making Technology (ADMT). The rules, inspired by the EU's GDPR, grant opt-out rights, pre-use notices, and access rights to state residents, impacting ad tech giants. The risk-based approach echoes the EU's AI Act. California, potentially a global rulemaker, addresses AI governance amid discord over federal privacy laws. The proposed rules aim to balance innovation and privacy, impacting areas like employment and ad targeting. The CPPA's comprehensive framework is open for public consultation.

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