Go ahead and flirt with AI, just don’t fall in love
It’s okay to get a little help from artificial intelligence when looking for love – but don’t let it do everything for you.
Researchers led by University of Washington Nobel winner achieve a scientific breakthrough
Enzyme designers in the David Baker lab at the University of Washington in Seattle, from left: Sam Pellock, Anna Lauko, Kiera ...
The Dot-Com Bubble Burst 25 Years Ago. AI Could Be Next.
AI spending is prodigious. The current mania resembles the internet bubble and earlier enthusiasms like RCA in the 1920s.
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The Washington Post introduced AI bots for readers last year. Here’s how it’s going.
Ben Reininga weighs in on how media outlets can responsibly use AI. “If it [AI bots] can help make information more accessible, I think that could be a good use of it. [...] It obviously just has to ...
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JD Vance Unveils America’s AI Doctrine
The vice president’s speech at the Paris AI Summit emphasized speed, deregulation, and America’s bid for global technological ...
Vance boosts AI industry in France as Trump embraces the ‘broligarchy’
The White House’s recent pro-tech agenda highlights the gap between Trump’s populist rhetoric on the campaign trail and the ...
AI Replacement? Meta Cuts 3,600 Jobs To Focus On AI Talent
Perhaps the biggest threat to our jobs isn’t AI—but other, more talented people. Or so seems to be the case with Meta’s ...
Safety Takes A Backseat At Paris AI Summit, As U.S. Pushes for Less Regulation
Yet such worries were pushed to the back burner as the U.S., in particular, made a forceful argument against moves to ...
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The Washington Post introduced AI bots for readers last year. Here’s how it’s going.
While some newsrooms sue tech companies using copyrighted content to train artificial intelligence models, others have embraced these bots to serve their own readers. “Users have adapted to ...