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Predictions that highly skilled jobs in medicine would simply be automated with AI, sometimes articulated by luminaries like Geoffrey Hinton, haven’t panned out so far.
He's committed to this cringeworthy "Super Intelligence" rebrand, and it's an ugly thing to watch.
Open models from the US have been few and far between. But that's about to change.
Meta’s AI agent creates profiles of people in users’ lives even if they don’t use Muse.
Defense startups like Palantir, Anduril, and SpaceX own the technology they're building for the U.S. military. What happens if they decide their interests no longer align with those of the United States'?
“Going to the doctor? Flock knows. Dropping your kid off at school? Flock is tracking you."
The winner of Nikon's 2026 Small World In Motion contest said he used AI to post-process real video.
After a bumpy ride with the administration, Dario Amodei is putting a twinkle in Trump's eye.
There are no ethics here, just a general abiding unpleasantness.
Much ado has been made of “AI tells” in writing—so much so that an entire micro-economy of so-called AI detectors has cropped up and is somehow worth millions of dollars.
None of the instances of what OpenAI calls “misaligned agent activity" have been as severe as the Hugging Face attack so far, the company said in a blog post.
They're accused of “breaking the trust essential to our work,” according to a company spokesperson.
As if we didn’t have enough to worry about. It sounds like America’s fascist, senile president consulted AI before making a major decision last year. And the news leaves us with many terrifying questions.
After intense backlash, the New York Times reports that Greg Brockman won't fulfill his donation promises to Leading The Future.
The president's new interview with Time magazine is just the latest evidence his brain is completely broken.
If there’s one company you’d expect to be at the bleeding edge of the AI race, it’s Google. With its deep pockets, nearly three decades of hoovering up data from across the internet, and billions of users worldwide, it should have the most powerful and popular models available.
The governor signed laws relating to AI-driven layoffs, workplace surveillance, deepfakes, medical AI, and more, on Wednesday.
Fears over open-weight models are at least as much about winning the AI race at home as they are about safety hazards.
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