Generative AI Can’t Cite Its Sources
How will OpenAI keep its promise to media companies?
How will OpenAI keep its promise to media companies?
Even simple actions online can take a toll on the environment.
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Automated bots are about to be everywhere, with potentially devastating consequences.
The game is rigged.
Americans like two-day delivery. But they like cheap stuff even more.
Everything about the climate is changing—except the politics.
Two presidential candidates argue about who’s better at hitting a ball. Nobody wins.
Synthetic images showing curiously handsome versions of Jesus Christ are flooding the internet.
A good manual is hard to find.
Another reason not to trust the search engine in the generative-AI era
The surgeon general’s recommendation to add a warning label to social-media apps is not as straightforward as it seems.
His brand of conspiracism will live on even if Infowars doesn’t.
AI is quickly becoming a regular part of children’s lives. What happens next?
Businesses and creators see a new opportunity in the anti-AI movement.
Generative AI has become truly inescapable.
The worst idea of 2024 so far
Extremist influencers no longer need to preserve their anonymity at all costs.
An electric car capable of running for 1 million miles is within reach.
The web itself is being shoved into a great unknown.
Facing one controversy after the next, the artificial-intelligence company enters a new phase.
India’s election was ripe for a crisis of AI misinformation. It didn’t happen.