Hong Kong accounting firms’ eye 2026 hiring rise amid in AI adoption

A government-backed think tank was working with industry on initiatives to help professionals and students prepare to use AI. Credit: Dee Karen/Shutterstock.com. Hong Kong-based accounting firms plan to continue growing their headcount in 2026 while increasing the use of artificial intelligence (AI), positioning the technology as a tool to support staff and attract new entrants…

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Apple’s ‘Pluribus’ Slop

😊 Some slight spoilers for Pluribus the first season awaits us, be careful if you are not caught up… This is how the first season ends. Not with a bang but… the ominous sign of a bang. I enjoyed the first season of Pluribus. I wouldn’t say that I love he,1 but I found it…

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Could AI relationships actually be good for us? | Artificial intelligence (AI)

TThere is a lot of anxiety these days about the dangers of human-AI relationships. Reports of suicide and self-harm attributable to interactions with chatbots have understandably made headlines. The term “AI psychosis” has been used to describe the plight of people suffering from delusions, paranoia, or dissociation after speaking to large language models (LLMs). Our…

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Industry Revolution and Ethical Challenges

In the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, machines are no longer mere tools but entities capable of perceiving the world with astonishing acuity. Recent advances have enabled them to see, learn from visual data, and make decisions that rival human intuition. This shift is transforming sectors from manufacturing to healthcare, where AI systems analyze…

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Can you tell human faces from AI? Most people can’t

You can’t hide your lie AIs. Not only is artificial intelligence taking over the Internet, but it is also becoming indistinguishable from reality. Scientists have discovered that people cannot tell the difference between human and AI-generated faces without special training, according to a dystopian study published in the journal. Royal Society Open Science. “Generative adversarial…

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