A Round-up of AI News
Bloomberg looks at the emerging “don’t ask” AI economy, in which workers quietly use the technology while employers often prefer not to know. The Wall Street Journal traces the spectacular…
A Round-up of AI News
The theme this week is rage against the machine, with news on backlash against AI. BBC reports on a growing backlash against AI “slop”, as consumers and creatives push back against…
A Round-up of AI News
The Wall Street Journal reports on a remarkable AI math breakthrough, in which Claude pushed forward work related to the Riemann Hypothesis—with some unlikely help from a high-school dropout. Also…
A Round-up of AI News
AI’s “Move 37” moments—once astonishingly rare—are suddenly everywhere, as machines devise solutions humans would never have considered. Once-hot software companies are racing to reinvent themselves as generative AI steamrolls SaaS,…
A Round-up of AI News
The Wall Street Journal examines how AI slop is blurring the boundary between reality and fabrication. Quanta Magazine asks whether AI reasoning may be right for the wrong reasons. Sam…
A Round-up of AI News
What a cancelled goal for Croatia in the recent World Cup teaches us about AI governance, according to this insightful post on the World Economic Forum’s site. As UN University…
A Round-up of AI News
The possibility that AI may develop consciousness has huge implications, and this piece in The Guardian is just the tip of the iceberg. May it also be eroding our skills,…
A Round-up of AI News
The literary peculiarities of AI intrigue experts, reports The Atlantic. A Washington Post columnist assuages fears over AI, implying it’s more of a case of “Apocalypse Never,” yet the riposte…
A Round-up of AI News
Alarming predictions over a job apocalypse caused by AI are giving way to more nuanced perspectives, The Wall Street Journal reports. History is definitely driven by the law of unintended…
A Round-up of AI News
Beware AI’s magic-mirror effect, warns The Wall Street Journal. It’s got to the point where AI may have developed consciousness, or not, but just in case state legislatures in the…