Senators Want ChatGPT-Level AI to Require a Government License
Under the proposal, developing face recognition and other “high risk” applications of AI would also require a government license.
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X, formerly Twitter, to allow paid political advertising again
Presidential candidates now have a new place to try to win over voters: social media site X, formerly known as Twitter.
Trump tweets after Georgia arrest: Indictment spurs return to Twitter, now known as X
After more than three years, Donald Trump has returned to Twitter, now called X, to tweet his booking photo following his arrest in Georgia on 2020 election charges.
AI Firms Under Fire for Allegedly Infringing on Copyrights
New artificial intelligence tools that write human-like prose and create stunning images have taken the world by storm. But these awe-inspiring technologies are not creating something out of nothing...
George Washington U partners with NIST on a $29.9M-supported STEM program
GWU-PREP brings federal funds to a collaboration that could facilitate more comprehensive and diverse tech and science workforce cultivation.
After Dominion case, GOP debate gives Fox News chance to burnish image
With Trump off-stage, moderators Baier and MacCallum see chance to look forward. Their performance could also bolster Fox’s credibility after defamation lawsuit, observers say
Roundup of Federal Legislative Proposals that Pertain to Generative AI: Part II
While the US Congress is now in recess, the fall promises to be busy with discussions around potential regulation of artificial intelligence, including a series of hearings promoted by Senate...
Can Threads overtake X, formerly known as Twitter? Experts weigh in.
The task poses a formidable challenge but Threads holds advantages, they said.
Elon Musk has replaced Twitter with X — and an actual business with science fiction
Elon Musk’s sudden move to transform Twitter, the social media company he purchased for $44 billion last year, into an entity obliquely named after the 24th letter of the alphabet, struck even his...
Yes, Microsoft and Meta hold 'X' trademarks
Elon Musk is rebranding Twitter to X as he remakes it into a broader company. Two of his tech rivals are among dozens of companies with trademarks for X.