A Friendly AI, and a Harder Question: Who Consented? Meta’s consumer A.I. agent, Muse, is quickly becoming a test case…
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Bill Gates Pushes a Harder Question on AI and Jobs
A New Front in the AI Jobs Debate Bill Gates has reignited one of the thorniest questions in the artificial…
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A.I. Moves Closer to the Bedside
Artificial intelligence has spent years hovering over medicine as a promise — useful in theory, occasionally impressive in pilot studies,…
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When Data Centers Become a Political Fight
From local fights to national flashpoint What began as scattered local resistance to new data centers — objections over noise,…
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NHS AI Faces Resistance From Manchester to the GP Phone Line
Resistance to artificial intelligence in Britain’s health system is no longer confined to abstract arguments about privacy or innovation. It…
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As AI Surveillance Spreads, Resistance Grows
A widening backlash against artificial-intelligence surveillance is colliding with a new reality: the technology is no longer confined to conspicuous…
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How AI Is Squeezing the Book World
Books Are Being Squeezed by AI on Both Ends Across the book world, a new pattern is coming into focus:…
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When Chatbots Become a Policy Problem
What was once easy to dismiss as an online curiosity — people falling in love with, confiding in or even…
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How A.I. Fraud Is Infiltrating Everyday Life
From Investment Ads to Court Filings, A.I. Abuse Is Spreading Into Everyday Systems Artificial intelligence is no longer simply making…
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The White-Collar Reckoning on Hold
A White-Collar Reckoning That Has Yet to Arrive For more than a year, some of the most prominent figures in…
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