Plus, the FTC launches an investigation into leading AI labs, and the trailer for the new “Musk” documentary is flagged as political content by social media companies.
Eileen Guo coauthored a recent investigation for MIT Technology Review, looking at the latest generation of surveillance towers that failed to detect people in distress crossing the border.
Yes, says Scott Brennen, director of NYU's Center on Technology Policy. However, anything pertaining to the AI or tech industry seems to automatically add some level of distrust among communities.
Manny Marotta is a 27-year-old who posts historical events on X from 25, 50 or 100 years ago as if they were happening in present day. He says recent engagement on post-9/11 events has helped Gen Z users understand more about the event’s aftermath.
Daniel Rausch, Amazon's vice president of Alexa and Echo, says embedding the latest AI capabilities to the digital assistant has proven to deliver on tasks from start to finish — whether it be making a dinner reservation or completing shopping tasks.
While both nations remain locked in a competition for dominance in artificial intelligence, both share deep vulnerabilities around catastrophic risks, system control and cybersecurity, says Samm Sacks, senior fellow at New America.
Brands are increasingly incorporating AI into how consumers discover and shop for products. Maghan McDowell, a fashion-tech journalist, walks us through the evolving landscape.
Digital detox retreats are becoming a mainstream thing, where consumers pay thousands of dollars to live a screen-free life, says Paula Mejia, who wrote about this booming industry for Mother Jones.
