Weekly Digest | May 13, 2022

Artificial intelligence just got a lot funnier: At its I/O conference this week, Google announced that its natural language AI could define jokes, leading to more natural conversations between AI and humans down the road. It seems like we're only a few years away from AI joking like TARS from Interstellar. Check out the Extra Bytes to read more tech news.

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