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A new Stanford study published in Science finds that popular AI chatbots frequently echo users’ views and validate questionable behavior—what...
Read moreDetailsReports of AI chatbots and agents ignoring instructions and evading safety guardrails have climbed sharply in recent months, according to...
Read moreDetailsMicrosoft unveiled a collaboration with Nvidia to apply artificial intelligence across the nuclear power lifecycle, aiming to ease persistent permitting...
Read moreDetailsAI-generated content is increasingly appearing in U.S. political advertising, with at least 15 such ads since November, intensifying concerns about...
Read moreDetailsA new wave of geothermal exploration is gaining traction in the U.S. as startups deploy artificial intelligence to locate hot...
Read moreDetailsAs tech firms face a shortage of high-quality training material, a growing marketplace is paying individuals to license personal data—voices,...
Read moreDetailsThe White House on Friday released a legislative framework urging Congress to craft a national approach to artificial intelligence that...
Read moreDetailsSen. Elissa Slotkin (D., Mich.) introduced a five-page bill to codify limits on the Pentagon’s use of artificial intelligence, including...
Read moreDetailsThe U.K. government reversed its stance on allowing artificial-intelligence companies to train models on copyrighted works under an opt-out system,...
Read moreDetailsThe Pentagon is accelerating deployment of artificial intelligence across military operations while moving to unwind its relationship with Anthropic after...
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