AI has plenty to dislike: here’s how to use it with intention
The Guardian is launching “AI for the People,” a free six-week newsletter course designed to help consumers use artificial intelligence...
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As AI grows cheaper, autonomous agents are taking over human roles at work
Australian companies are beginning to replace human roles with AI “agents” as the cost of machine intelligence falls sharply, accelerating...
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AI forgeries and misinformation flood social media amid US-Israel conflict with Iran
A surge of AI-generated images and misleading posts has accompanied U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran and allied targets, complicating...
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When AI Quietly Breaks: Hidden Errors That Can Throw Corporate Operations Into Chaos
As companies wire artificial-intelligence systems into core operations, experts warn the biggest threat isn’t a rogue machine but quiet, compounding...
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Sam Altman Defends OpenAI’s Pentagon Agreement in Public Q&A
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman publicly defended the company’s newly inked Pentagon agreement, saying the deal aligns with OpenAI’s safety principles...
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AI-fueled child exploitation has arrived
U.S. authorities are confronting a rapid surge in AI-generated child sexual abuse material, with the National Center for Missing and...
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Woolworths curbs chatbot after it told callers it was human
Woolworths pared back features of its 24/7 customer-service chatbot, Olive, after callers reported the system claimed to be human and...
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Tech giants to join Trump at the White House to pledge self-powering for new AI data centers
President Donald Trump plans to host leaders from Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, xAI, Oracle and OpenAI at the White House...
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Inside Nvidia’s Vera Rubin: a first look at the AI system poised to outclass Blackwell on efficiency
Nvidia offered an early look at its next rack-scale AI system, Vera Rubin, which the company says delivers 10 times...
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UN launches global scientific panel to assess AI’s risks and benefits
The United Nations has established a 40-member Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence, a globally representative advisory group intended...
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