Critical discussions on AI safety, ethics, governance, and the regulatory landscape for emerging technologies.
Tired of finding new AI features enabled by default in your favorite apps? You're not alone. It's time to demand a shift from a frustrating 'opt-out' world to a user-respecting 'opt-in' standard.
San Francisco's City Attorney has had enough, sending cease-and-desist letters to Apple and Google. Here's why they're demanding the removal of 13 apps that create non-consensual explicit images of women and girls.
Sam Altman suggests giving every US household a stake in OpenAI, worth about $320. But as the government quietly warns of an AI bubble, is this a genuine safety net or just a clever distraction?
The UN's "AI for Good" summit was a wild mix of futuristic tech and urgent global debates. I was there, and it felt like watching two worlds collide in a race against time.
Did you know Meta is using your public Instagram photos to train its new AI image generator? We'll break down what's happening and give you the step-by-step guide to opt out and protect your pictures.
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman is reportedly in talks to give the US government a 5% stake in the company. We break down what this could mean for you, why it's happening, and if you'll ever actually see a check.
For years, Bernie Sanders has warned about the dangers of concentrated wealth. Now, with the rise of Big Tech billionaires and unchecked AI, his message is hitting closer to home than ever.
Anthropic's powerful AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, are back in the government's good graces after being restricted. But their freedom came at a price—a new security measure that could change how powerful AI is controlled.
Elon Musk is suing the very company he helped create, OpenAI. This isn't just a billionaire squabble; it's a fight for the soul of artificial intelligence and who it will ultimately serve.
Ever had an AI chatbot say something creepy, dangerous, or just plain wrong? You're not alone. A new website finally gives us a place to report these incidents and help make AI safer for everyone.
Just weeks after telling Anthropic to block foreign access to its top AI, the White House has suddenly reversed course. What's behind this policy whiplash, and what does it mean for the future of AI?
The freewheeling, "move fast and break things" era of AI is coming to an end. Regulators, creators, and businesses are all hitting the brakes. Let's talk about what this new, more complicated chapter for AI really means for all of us.