Artificial Intelligence

A little water cooler chat with your potential AI coworker.

You won't believe what we saw at Barcelona's biggest tech show.

The chatbot formerly known as Bard is coming to your DMs.

An update is on the way for late March.

The company has paused the tool after it was found to be creating historically inaccurate images.

The letter declares deepfakes to be "a growing threat to society."

ChatGPT said it may have been suffering from "jumbled inceptions," "affected parts blindness," and "higher perplexity stoked in modules," whatever that means.

Finally, some help with reading long PDFs.

It's based on Google Gemini, get it?

As the world's largest democracy gears up for an election, the threat of deepfakes has never been more clear.

The airline argued that the chatbot itself was liable. The court disagreed.

A Reddit-pilled AI?!

We think we know, but OpenAI refuses to tell us.

The anatomically incorrect ratwurst was somehow published in a scientific journal.

Most of us will have to wait.

It can be prompted with truly massive amounts of text.

The terminations are part of what's being called an "early detection effort."

*stares at mountain of unreads*

"Our stories need to be heard, and who better to tell them than us?"

It appears users will have the feature turned on by default

Let your work speak for itself.

The case was brought by writers including Sarah Silverman and Paul Tremblay.

Explore the collection of tools to detect AI-generated content.

If technology speaks for us in our quest for love, can we really be our authentic selves?

Patients under Medicare Advantage plans get the right to non-computer oversight.