Recent research from MIT Sloan School of Management has uncovered that generative AI exhibits cultural biases, providing culturally distinct responses based on the language of the prompt. The study, published in Nature Human Behaviour, found that when solicited in Chinese versus English, AI demonstrates a more interdependent social orientation and holistic cognitive style, reflecting the cultural nuances of the language’s origin. These findings underscore the importance of cultural awareness in AI development, as the embedded values within AI tools can influence users across media, education, and other domains. The research highlights a call for increased awareness among developers and users to address and understand these cultural tendencies in generative AI.
Elsewhere in the market, Nebius Group was a notable mover up 8.4% and closing at $52.60, near its 52-week high. In the meantime, VMware lagged, down 5% to end the day at $142.48.
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Alphabet ended the day at $173.54 up 1.7%. The company presented at the UC Tech Conference one day ago, highlighting innovations in cloud AI.
Microsoft finished trading at $497.45 up 1.1%, close to the 52-week high. Microsoft recently opened an AI Co-Innovation Lab in Wisconsin, announced four days ago, focused on manufacturing innovation and strategic alliances in AI-driven solutions.
Apple settled at $201.00 down 0.3%. On June 24, three days ago, a lawsuit was filed against Apple for alleged misrepresentation of Siri’s AI features.
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