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Georgia Tech students get three hours to build an app with Claude AI
Georgia Tech students took on a three-hour challenge to build an app using Claude AI. Here's what happened.
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Maya writes about AI research, natural language processing, and the business of machine learning.
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AI & Software
Georgia Tech students took on a three-hour challenge to build an app using Claude AI. Here's what happened.

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The Brooklyn Park Police Department reports that a new AI software is reducing the time to process child exploitation cases from weeks to hours, marking a significant leap in investigation speed.

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A new study finds most people cannot reliably tell real videos from AI-generated fakes, raising urgent questions about trust online.

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AI hallucinations are not a flaw unique to machines. Humans do it too. A new way to think about reliability shifts the question from 'Is AI perfect?' to 'Is it better than us?'

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OpenAI released GPT 5.5 Instant, a new language model. Details are sparse, but the emphasis on a dedicated deployment safety page signals a shift toward responsible AI rollout.

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Alabama A&M University is launching a four-year Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence this fall, expanding its computer science offerings.

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For two consecutive days, artificial intelligence has been blamed for more job cuts than any other cause, signaling a shift in how companies justify restructuring.

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A new AI video model promises to push creative limits. We explore what this means for the rapidly evolving field of generative video.

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A popular coding video breaks down every major operating system concept, from bootloader to SIGKILL. Here's what you need to know.

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A new analysis uses OpenAI's language models to measure how closely LA mayoral and CA gubernatorial candidates stuck to the questions they were asked.

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Panelists including Chris Valletta argue that AI is a tool for augmentation, not replacement. The insight: those who master it will lead.

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Developers of the AI tool Sybil report 86–94% accuracy in identifying high-risk patients for lung cancer. Here is what that means for screening.