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Fox News AI Newsletter: How artificial intelligence is reshaping modern warfare

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IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:

- How artificial intelligence is reshaping modern warfare
- Sebastian Maniscalco admits AI makes a guy who writes like ‘Rocky Balboa’ sound like he ‘went to Yale’
- Researchers create AI-powered sarcasm detector

NEXT-GEN BATTLE: Modern warfare is changing rapidly, and harnessing artificial intelligence is key to staying ahead of America’s adversaries.

TECHNICALLY SPEAKING: Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco isn’t sure what to make of artificial intelligence in the industry

FUNNY BOT: A team of university researchers in the Netherlands says they've developed an artificial intelligence (AI) platform that can recognize sarcasm, according to a new report.

'OUTCOMPETE CHINA': A bipartisan group of U.S. senators on Wednesday joined in a call to boost American funding of artificial intelligence research.

'MACHINE LEARNING': The widespread use of artificial intelligence tools has many workers concerned that the rapidly-evolving technology will eventually result in them losing their job, and one expert says that is a real concern — but not in the way some might expect.

AI AT WAR: The world may end up breaking into tech alliances as a guiding political issue in the years to come, according to a retired American serviceman-turned-novelist as detailed in his new book. 

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