Texas federal judge turns to AI to help manage a mounting docket
U.S. District Judge Xavier Rodriguez of Texas is incorporating “legally curated” artificial-intelligence tools to streamline research and manage a heavy...
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The Labor Department’s new AI course aims to boost everyday use. Here’s what we learned.
The Labor Department has introduced a seven-part texting-based course, “Make America AI-Ready,” designed to spur everyday use of artificial intelligence...
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Who’s paying for AI subscriptions—and what they cost
A small but growing slice of U.S. households is paying for generative-AI tools, with adoption up roughly 155% from last...
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Finance chiefs and leading bankers sound alarm over Anthropic’s Mythos AI model
Finance ministers and central bankers convened emergency discussions after Anthropic’s unreleased “Mythos” model reportedly surfaced software vulnerabilities that could imperil...
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AI-fueled automation is cutting jobs—and an energy crunch could magnify the damage
The column argues that a rapid embrace of artificial intelligence, colliding with an energy supply shock, could accelerate layoffs and...
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Why more Americans are turning to AI for medical advice
A growing share of Americans are using AI tools to answer health questions, often before or after doctor visits, driven...
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CinemaCon crowd applauds AI recreation of Val Kilmer in ‘As Deep as the Grave’ teaser
An independent film preview at CinemaCon in Las Vegas showcased an AI-generated likeness of the late Val Kilmer in a...
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Americans Turn Against AI and Data Centers as OpenAI, Anthropic Eye IPOs and Tech Spending Soars
Public sentiment toward artificial intelligence is souring just as OpenAI and Anthropic prepare for potential public offerings and tech giants...
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Study flags questionable data behind dozens of AI tools for predicting disease risk
A new analysis warns that dozens of artificial-intelligence models built to predict stroke and diabetes risk were trained on datasets...
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Snap to Lay Off 1,000 Staff, Saying AI Will Cut Repetitive Tasks
Snap Inc. will cut about 1,000 jobs—roughly 16% of its workforce—and pull hundreds of open roles as it seeks $500...
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