Artificial Intelligence
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Study: Half of AI Answers About News Contain ‘Significant Issues’ Research carried out by the BBC in the UK found problems with 51% of answers from chatbots about news events. -
NY State First To Ban DeepSeek From Government Devices New York State bans Government workers from downloading the DeepSeek AI app in a move that could soon be mirrored across the -
The Top Free AI Training Courses You Can Start in February 2025 Basic prompts, data visualizations, and leadership skills: Learn them all today with these free AI training courses. -
Sam Altman Knocks Back Elon Musk’s $97B OpenAI Bid Musk says that he'll make sure the audacious AI takeover happens, but Sam Altman has issued a defiant response. -
Artists Urge Christie’s to Cancel AI Art Auction After Theft Claims More than 3,000 artists from around the world have signed a letter urging Christie's to cancel an upcoming auction of AI art. -
Microsoft 365 Users: Opt Out Now If You Don’t Want to Pay for Copilot A Microsoft 365 price hike is reportedly just a "Copilot fee," and users can opt out. That is, if they can figure out how. -
How Much Does LinkedIn Premium Cost and Is It Worth It? Not sure whether to upgrade to LinkedIn Premium? We discuss the price and value of its individual and business-focused plans. -
Workday Announces 1,750 Layoffs As It Focuses on AI Workday is laying off almost 10% of its employees as it prepares for a "new era of growth" – driven by AI. -
Adobe AI Assistant for PDFs Can Now Translate Contract Jargon Adobe gives Acrobat users new AI tools to help cut through contractual jargon and make summaries more effective. -
Google Goes Back on Promise to Not Use AI in Weapons Employees alarmed as Google draws a line through principles on AI use for the development of weapons and surveillance tools. -
Musk’s Legal Feud Over OpenAI’s For-Profit Model Heats Up Musk vs OpenAI's 'billionaires vs billionaires' case is going to trial, but judges think Musk's accusations are a stretch. -
No, Using DeepSeek Won’t Land You in Jail… Yet Senator Hawley's bill is open-ended on what acts are unlawful, but very specific about their criminal and civil penalties.