AI News Wrap-Up: 4th April 2025

AI News Wrap-Up: 4th April 2025

1. AI Passes the Turing Test – Human Parity Reached? 🔹 A groundbreaking study from UC San Diego showed that AI models like GPT-4.5 and LLaMa-3 can now consistently fool people into thinking they're human.
🔹 GPT-4.5 was mistaken for a human 73% of the time—more often than real human participants.
🔹 This major milestone raises new ethical and regulatory questions.
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2. Meta Drops $1 Billion on AI Data Center 🔹 Meta is building a massive data center in central Wisconsin, with nearly $837 million committed.
🔹 This move strengthens its AI infrastructure amid fierce competition with OpenAI and Google.
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3. NHS Urged to Speed Up AI Cancer Screening 🔹 AI tools for cancer detection are ready and approved—but rollout delays are stalling benefits.
🔹 Doctors call for urgent action to bring life-saving tech into real-world NHS use.
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4. Trump’s Tariffs Could Make AI More Expensive 🔹 A sweeping 10% import tariff—and 34% on Chinese goods—may drive up the cost of building AI tools and data centers.
🔹 Though chips are currently exempt, prices on servers, materials, and infrastructure could soar.
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5. Duolingo CEO: AI Is Reshaping Education 🔹 At a live Axios event, Luis von Ahn said AI now helps create personalized language learning content and will soon expand into math and music.
🔹 “AI is the biggest leap we've seen since the internet,” he noted.
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6. Microsoft Upgrades Copilot with Major AI Features 🔹 On its 50th anniversary, Microsoft announced new memory, personalization, and web-action features for Copilot.
🔹 The “Copilot Vision” upgrade allows image interpretation and analysis.
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7. Analyst: Tariffs Could Wreck Tech Earnings 🔹 Wedbush's Dan Ives says tech stocks could tank by 15%, and electronics prices could jump 50% under the new tariff regime.
🔹 He warned of looming “stagflation” or a recession if tech investment drops.
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8. Microsoft EVP: "We're No Longer a Software Company" 🔹 EVP Scott Guthrie says AI is now Microsoft’s primary identity—not Office, not Windows.
🔹 The company is pivoting entirely toward leading the next wave of AI innovation.
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9. AI Art in Sports Sparks Backlash 🔹 Australian rugby and sports clubs using AI-generated images (in Studio Ghibli style) drew heat from fans and artists.
🔹 Critics argue AI displaces human creativity and ignores licensing ethics.
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