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“What publishers and literary agents are struggling with behind the scenes is what percentage of AI assistance crosses the line into, ‘we could lose more money than we stand to make,’” publishing journalist Jane Friedman said.

We’re more afraid of AI than we are of climate change, according to a new survey.

As AI chatbots become a source of information for voters, political campaigns are learning how to shape what they say.

Nearly four out of five report that AI spending remains a top investment priority over the next three years.

Insuring people who are likely to be sick isn’t profitable. Owning some clinics and a pharmacy benefit provider, in addition to providing health insurance, is.

In data centers, thousands of computers constantly work on hard tasks related to AI. Keeping them cool is one of the biggest expenses a data center grapples with.

Marketplace’s Future Effects correspondent David Brancaccio explores how widespread AI adoption could reshape the way the government collects revenue.

Anthropic says that its new tool can help scientists more quickly uncover and develop new drugs. But FDA approval still takes a long time.

Deana Burke, co-founder of the media company Boy’s Club, created a fake natural deodorant to see if agentic AI might recommend it to potential customers. It did.

Some of the decline in employment is down to elevated interest rates.