Recently Meta made headlines with unprecedented, massive compensation packages for AI model builders exceeding $100M (sometimes spread over multiple years).
In the era of reasoning models, delivering better answers to questions has an environmental cost. A new study quantifies the impact.
There is now a path for China to surpass the U.S. in AI. Even though the U.S. is still ahead, China has tremendous momentum with its vibrant open-weights model ecosystem and aggressive moves in semiconductor design and manufacturing.
People who turn to chatbots for companionship show indications of lower self-reported well-being, researchers found.
Nvidia will resume sales of H20 processors in China.
President Trump set forth principles of an aggressive national AI policy, and he moved to implement them through an action plan and executive orders.
The European Union published guidelines to help builders of AI models to comply with the AI Act, which wasenacted last year.
A committee convened by California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed principles intended to balance AI innovation with careful governance. The group sought to rethink AI regulation after Newsom vetoed earlier proposed legislation.
Publicly reported compensation for AI talent has skyrocketed in the wake of Meta’s recent hiring spree.
Last week, the United States Congress passed President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” I’m disappointed it didn’t include a proposed moratorium on U.S. state-level AI regulation.
An automated beehive uses computer vision and robotics to help keep bees healthy and crops pollinated.
Top large language models, under experimental conditions that pressed them to choose between abandoning their prompted mission and misbehaving, resorted to harmful behavior, researchers found.
On Monday, a United States District Court ruled that training LLMs on copyrighted books constitutes fair use.
Leaders at some of the biggest U.S. corporations say they’re preparing for AI to eliminate many jobs within their organizations.
In Northern California, old property deeds may still include racial clauses: language, made illegal decades ago, that was designed to ban people of color from owning or living in certain homes.
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