If I ask AI for a picture of an elephant that demonstrates attributes of that elephant in a new way, it will produce an image. The question is this: is the new representation novel, or is it an amalgam of images the AI has been trained on previously; in other words, does AI ‘create’ something new, or does it reuse other material?

There is much talk these days about AI eliminating roles and simplifying day-to-day activities, but is this true, and if so, can we rely on AI to completely replace jobs without human input?

There is a great Wikipedia page titled Signs of AI writing. It offers a field guide for editors and readers who want to spot text that may have been generated by artificial intelligence. If you work with content, especially online content, it is worth your time to read it in full (although it's pretty long).

AI is currently smack bang in the middle of a hype cycle that nearly every new IT tech development goes through.

It goes without saying that the AI boom of the past several years has been a transformative experience for the tech industry and beyond, with everyone from startups to governments trying to find ways to make use of the new technology.