How can consumers protect themselves from malicious AI? We’ll dig in.

“Everything is at stake,” says Ben Zhao of the University of Chicago, who leads the development of two tools that support human creativity.

During the COVID pandemic, lots of identity verification moved online — making it easier for people to commit fraud with the help of generative AI.

Retailers experiment with generative AI chatbots.

Researchers are finding that, in some ways, humans and artificial intelligence actually work well together.

Some experts are surprised we’re not using AI tools even more.

De-biasing artificial intelligence image generators pose questions around synthetic diversity, historical accuracy.

China’s video gaming sector is the first to feel the impact of generative artificial intelligence.

It makes the chips at the heart of ChatGPT and other tools.

Base Media and iQiyi see potential for a creative edge in a competitive market. But U.S. clients worry about copyright infringement.