The Verge editor-at-large David Pierce, who has tested roughly 200 to-do apps, advises against trying to stay ahead in the AI era, calling the notion that everyone must adopt AI or be left behind 'per…
OpenAI has struck a deal with prediction market Kalshi to display World Cup betting odds in ChatGPT responses, according to the New York Times. The arrangement, which has not been publicly announced, …
A new Verasight survey of 1,700 adults finds that 69 percent of US employees support forcing AI companies to transfer 50 percent of their stock into a public wealth fund, an idea championed by Senator…
More than 200 economists, AI researchers, and Nobel laureates signed a statement warning that AI may become radically more powerful over the next 10 years, driving an economic transformation larger th…
The Trump administration has acquired equity stakes in more than two dozen firms over the past year, extending government influence across semiconductors, nuclear energy, minerals, quantum computers a…
A New York Times opinion piece argues that coding should be considered a protected form of free speech, particularly as AI-generated code raises new legal and ethical questions. The author contends th…
China, Russia and other nations are attempting to inflame debate over artificial intelligence data centers, according to a New York Times report. The countries are reportedly seeking to influence glob…
Economists warn that AI poses a greater threat to back-office jobs like customer service representatives, bookkeepers, and payroll clerks than to software engineers, as these roles are more vulnerable…
A study by AI detection company Pangram found that 41% of longform LinkedIn posts are fully AI-generated, the highest rate among major social media platforms. The analysis, based on data from Pangram'…
A new study finds that large language models (LLMs) cause 'argument collapse' in public debate, with only 3.4% of LLM-generated main arguments being unique within a debate compared to 65.3% for humans…
Vision-language models exhibit a source-credibility bias, prioritizing logos and names over content, according to a study by the CueTrust initiative. The bias, measured via a Source-Override Index, wa…
A New York Times article examines how white-collar professionals are being enlisted to train AI systems that will ultimately replace their own jobs, highlighting the paradox of workers facilitating th…
Terrorist groups are using generative AI tools to gain tactical advantages on the battlefield, such as modifying motorcycles for faster acceleration and top speed based on chatbot tips, according to a…
OpenAI is developing a screenless AI device with designer Jony Ive, betting that voice interfaces will replace screens, but the author argues screens are essential for entertainment and communication,…
The New York Times and The Daily News accused OpenAI of hiding evidence in a copyright lawsuit, alleging the AI firm secretly searched its training data and chat logs for copyrighted works while denyi…
President Donald Trump is planning to meet with AI company executives to discuss the U.S. government taking financial stakes in their firms, with OpenAI reportedly proposing a 5% stake worth $42.6 bil…
The New York Times and other newspapers asked a federal judge to sanction OpenAI for allegedly destroying evidence in a copyright lawsuit over AI training data. The outlets accuse OpenAI of misreprese…
A surge in artificial intelligence investments and a favorable regulatory environment have driven a $3.2 trillion deal-making boom in the first half of 2026, with 44 deals exceeding $10 billion each, …
Anne-Laure Le Cunff, a neuroscientist at King's College London, argues in a New York Times op-ed that AI tools like Google's AI answers undermine curiosity by shortening the time between asking a ques…
The New York Times and other news outlets filed a motion for sanctions against OpenAI, accusing the AI company of lying about its ability to search training datasets and output logs during discovery i…