Plus, cybersecurity valuations rise amid growing AI threats, and Discord enters its age-gate era.

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.

Rana el Kaliouby lives in a household with very mixed feelings about AI — her daughter is a skeptic, while her son is an AI native.

Plus, Congress wants to rein in Flock's surveillance network, and Apple is set to roll out anti-AI-generated tech. Paresh Dave, senior writer at Wired, joins Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino on this week’s “Tech Bytes: Week in Review.”

Startups like Corgi as well as traditional brokers are scrambling to evaluate and price the unprecedented digital risks that come with embedding artificial intelligence into daily operations.

That's according to futurist Amy Webb, who also argues that AI manifestos and screams of an AI apocalypse are useless when labs can self-regulate amid fears of the technology harming humans.

OpenAI's ChatGPT and Codex were referring a lot to goblins, trolls, and raccoons earlier this spring. And that happened inadvertently when the AI lab prompted those models to have a "nerdy" personality, says Janelle Shane, writer of the blog "AI Weirdness."