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Webb Wright is a senior reporter at Gizmodo covering the science and business of artificial intelligence. He lives in New York City.
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Republicans and their allies spent $169 million in AI-generated ads this election season, according to one research group.
Republicans and tech companies have tried to sell data centers as economy-boosting engineering marvels. Voters didn’t buy it.
As one Redditor put it: “i will never understand what part of this seemed like a good idea.”
The company also said it was also “more than quadrupling our rewards for critical findings” through its bug bounty program.
Some proposals would make it easier for developers to build facilities powering the AI boom. Others would make it impossible.
The billionaire told a disgruntled customer that Grok Bot costs have become unsustainable.
“I’m actually probably not supposed to say this, but I will since we’re drinking.”
Call it the Great Copyright Compromise.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has lobbied fiercely with the U.S. government to curb restrictions on the sale of powerful AI chips to China.
In a recent study, 86% of participants followed Claude’s advice—but only a small fraction acknowledged the agent had played a role in their decision-making process.
Instead of hitching a ride on the AI bandwagon, sometimes it’s quicker to just get out and walk.
“Understanding and simulating the world is a crucial aspect of building AGI,” the company wrote in its launch post.
Some tech leaders say the future of AI belongs to open-weight models. But the technology is far from perfect, and new dangers are being discovered all the time.
“Data center” (two words) also made the top five.
Unless you’re a hacker, of course.
Mr. “I Would Definitely Build Nuclear Weapons” wants to turn man’s best friend into an AI-equipped supersoldier.
Believe it or not, some people appear to be granting agents access to their bank accounts.
Never let a good crisis go to waste.
Militaries, not just ordinary people, are offloading critical thinking skills onto bots.
Banks, government agencies, and other critical institutions run largely on antiquated programming languages. Can AI help bring them up to date?