As AI Use Grows, Businesses Lean Toward Cheaper Models
A New Set of AI Usage Figures Suggests the Market Is Tilting Toward Cheaper Models The latest snapshots of how…
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Hollywood Workers Paid to Train the A.I. That May Replace Them
Hollywood’s long-running anxiety about artificial intelligence has taken on a more intimate and unsettling form: some of the people most…
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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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The Backlash Against A.I.’s Physical Boom
For years, the race to build the physical backbone of artificial intelligence seemed to move in only one direction: faster,…
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OpenAI Slows A.I. Development Over Rising Cyber Threat
OpenAI Slows Frontier AI Work as It Warns of a New Cyber Threat OpenAI said it is slowing parts of…
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China’s A.I. Push Gains Ground on Models, Chips and Cyber Tools
China’s A.I. Race Gains Speed With New Models, Cyber Concerns and a Trickle of Nvidia Chips China’s artificial intelligence industry…
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When A.I. Meets Gravity
The banana was not supposed to be part of the plan. Yet in a recent demonstration by the robotics start-up…
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AI Hiring Faces a Legal Reckoning
The legal fight over artificial intelligence in hiring is entering a new phase, as criticism that long simmered among rejected…
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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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Anthropic’s AI Watermark Meets Instant Resistance
Anthropic’s latest attempt to make artificial intelligence more traceable met resistance almost as soon as it was announced. The company…
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