While a rising majority of workers in the take a negative attitude toward AI in the workplace, others are welcoming the tech with open arms — even going so far as to pay for AI services out of their own pockets.

Artificial intelligence models trained to process language and images tend to judge a person’s character based entirely on their facial features, mirroring a common human bias. Recent experiments suggest that these language models use arbitrary facial characteristics to make weighty decisions about whether someone is competent or even likely to commit crimes. The findings were…

Add preferred source KT’s self-developed AI model routing technology, “AutoModelRouter,” has ranked second overall on RouterArena, an LLM router evaluation platform created by researchers at Rice University in the United States. The technology analyzes user requests and automatically selects and connects the most suitable AI model based on task type and difficulty. In an evaluation…

KT ranked second in a public benchmark of large language model (LLM) routers with its in-house technology “AutoModelRouter,” which automatically selects and consolidation the most suitable model among several based on the user’s artificial intelligence (AI) request.