AI Reporter
Maya writes about AI research, natural language processing, and the business of machine learning.
254 articles published
AI & Software
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman highlights the transformative risks of AI, including job losses, enhanced cyber attacks, and potential misuse in bioengineering.
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Gold and silver prices have surged dramatically in the past year, driven by geopolitical tensions, AI-related demand, and lower interest rates.
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From AI-powered offline functionality to coding agents that mimic colleagues, this week showcased groundbreaking advancements in artificial intelligence.
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U.S. states are resisting new AI data centers, citing infrastructure concerns, while the White House pushes for AI dominance. A growing political flashpoint.
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OpenAI's newly revealed policy blueprint proposes sweeping reforms, including a public wealth fund, a four-day workweek, and updated tax structures to adapt to an AI-driven economy.
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AI systems are being used to select targets in modern conflicts, raising concerns about the role of human oversight in warfare.
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Hollywood assistants are turning to AI tools like ChatGPT for daily tasks to manage rising workloads, sparking debate about creativity, data security, and career paths.
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AI is reshaping political campaigning in Texas, fueling debates about deep fake ads, authenticity, and the blurred lines between reality and AI-generated fiction.
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Intel's New Mexico site is revolutionizing chipmaking with advanced packaging, scaling AI solutions beyond the industry's physical limits.
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OpenAI calls for policy frameworks to counter AI's disruptions, proposing measures that put humans at the center of the rapidly changing technological landscape.
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The rapid innovation in AI creates a sense of urgency for many to stay ahead, but is the pressure to adopt every tool worth it? Here's some perspective.
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Google's Gemma 4 promises a revolution in AI with local, multimodal models running on personal devices. Is this the death knell for OpenAI's cloud-based monopoly?