Workplace automation could affect income inequality even more than we thought By Andrew Paul / Nov 21, 2022
Can software really define a vehicle? Renault and Google are betting on it. By Kristin Shaw / Nov 11, 2022
Shutterstock and OpenAI have come up with one possible solution to the ownership problem in AI art By Charlotte Hu / Oct 26, 2022
AI moderators can’t keep up with vaccine disinformation’s newest language: emojis By Andrew Paul / Oct 26, 2022
What Pong-playing brain cells can teach us about better medicine and AI By Charlotte Hu / Oct 21, 2022
Sepsis sneaks up on thousands Americans every year. AI may spot it sooner. By Simar Bajaj / Undark / Oct 17, 2022
Your gaming skills could help teach an AI to identify jellyfish and whales By Charlotte Hu / Oct 12, 2022
Google’s Guided Frame helps visually impaired individuals take better selfies By Helen Bradshaw / Oct 6, 2022
The White House’s new ‘AI Bill of Rights’ plans to tackle racist and biased algorithms By Andrew Paul / Oct 4, 2022
Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot can shuffle across stage, ‘raise the roof’ By Andrew Paul / Oct 3, 2022
Facebook’s automated image removal system is flawed, says Oversight Board By Andrew Paul / Sep 15, 2022
AI voice filters can make you sound like anyone—and make anyone sound like you By Andrew Paul / Sep 13, 2022
Ghost Bat drones could fly alongside the next generation of Air Force fighter jets By Kelsey D. Atherton / Sep 5, 2022
Google’s new robot butler was trained on social media and Wikipedia articles By Andrew Paul / Aug 18, 2022
Meta’s new chatbot is already parroting users’ prejudice and misinformation By Andrew Paul / Aug 8, 2022
If it sounds right, it must be human: Google’s language AI exposes us as shallow listeners By Kyle Mahowald and Anna Ivanova / The Conversation / Jun 29, 2022
The Dall-E Mini image generator’s ridiculousness might be its main appeal By Maria Parazo Rose / Jun 15, 2022