Synthesis of AI [April 13]: CJI Chandrachud advocates AI ethics, investing in AI and more

CJI Chandrachud advocates ethical AI in legal research; Investing in AI to increase productivity and pay workers: BlackRock CEO; Instagram enhances content discovery by integrating generative AI; Surat city schools offer courses in AI and coding – this and more in our daily roundup. Let’s take a look.

1. CJI Chandrachud advocates AI ethics in legal research

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, at the India-Singapore Judicial Conference, advocated the integration of ethical AI into legal research. He praised the role of technology in reshaping the judiciary, emphasizing ethical considerations. Chandrachud highlights India-Singapore relationship and Singapore’s technological advancements, promoting cross-border dispute resolution, ANI reported.

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2. Invest in AI to increase productivity and pay workers: BlackRock CEO

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink asserts that investing in AI will improve productivity and increase workers’ wages. Fink emphasized the correlation between increased productivity and wage growth, emphasizing the company’s goal of achieving more with fewer employees. According to a report, BlackRock’s AI investments have boosted client assets to a record $10.5 trillion, demonstrating the technology’s effectiveness in driving efficiency and productivity. report by Bloomberg.

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3. Instagram enhances content discovery by integrating general AI

Meta is harnessing synthetic AI to revolutionize content discovery on Instagram. Users can now interact directly with AI assistants through the platform’s search function, receive relevant content recommendations, and even request recommendations on specific topics. The move underlines Meta’s commitment to leveraging AI to enhance user experience and content management, The Indian Express reported.

4. Schools in Surat offer AI and coding courses

Surat Municipal Corporation plans to introduce courses in AI, drones, robotics and coding for students from Classes 9 to 12. Commissioner Shalini Agrawal emphasized that the aim of the initiative is equip students with essential skills, with budgetary provisions already in place. The specialized agencies will provide educational services, ensuring quality of training in city schools like private institutions, The Indian Express reported.

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5. Google DeepMind launches TacticAI to revolutionize soccer coaching

Google DeepMind introduces TacticAI to enhance soccer coaching capabilities with AI. Developed in partnership with Liverpool FC, it uses data from more than 7,000 corners in the Premier League. Researchers confirm its superiority in designing attack and defense strategies. This innovative combination of art and science aims to revolutionize football tactics, leveraging data to make informed decisions on the field, Business Insider reported.