artificial intelligence

The companies stand to benefit in many ways. But there are downsides.

“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.

Anthropic said that 5% of its shares will go into a new “public benefit fund.” Elon Musk, meanwhile, announced he’ll give every U.S. kid a share in SpaceX next year.

Ask a chatbot for help understanding your local elections, and you may run into misinformation, missing context, or overly persuasive answers.

Qure.ai uses AI for early detection of diseases. Its CEO thinks India will be on the forefront of AI use.

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

The county’s tax base has swelled thanks to the highest concentration of data centers anywhere. It’s already facing a future where those facilities stop gushing gobs of cash.

Households are increasingly invested in the stock market, and massive AI investment is boosting GDP.

Folks from AI startups, Big Tech, research nonprofits and activist groups gathered to hash out ideas for preventing the collapse of civilization over chips and cookies.