To Legislate on AI, Schumer Should Start with the Basics
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) unveiled his SAFE Innovation Framework, a set of policy objectives for an “all-hands-on-deck effort” to contend with artificial intelligence (AI). He...
OpenAI’s CEO Goes on a Diplomatic Charm Offensive
Sam Altman has been on a world tour that would put Taylor Swift to shame.
How to Regulate AI? Start With the Data.
We live in an era of data dichotomy. On one hand, AI developers rely on large data sets to “train” their systems about the world and respond to user questions. These data troves have become...
Forget the metaverse. For $3,500, Apple offers a new way to be alone
Before AI mania swept Silicon Valley, the concept that everyone would soon be strapping on headsets and logging on to an “embodied internet” to do conference calls and standup comedy was center stage...
How AI raises challenges to protecting creators’ work
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology is posing new challenges to intellectual property law.
U.S. imports rise in April, but share of goods from China decreases
Trade data out from the Commerce Department Thursday shows that Americans bought more stuff from abroad in April than in March — more cars and car parts, more cell phones and household goods....
Twitter just closed the book on academic research
Twitter was once an indispensable resource for academic research. That’s changed under Elon Musk.
AI Imitating Artist ‘Style’ Drives Call to Rethink Copyright Law
The rise of generative artificial intelligence models that can create graphic, textual, or even audio outputs at a user’s request led lawmakers this month to ask whether an artist’s style can be...
We Shouldn't Carry the Full Weight of Responsibility for Our Own Workplace Safety
Violence and abusive threats against healthcare workers are nearly daily occurrences. Of all workplace violence, 73% occurs against healthcare workers. Every year, 13% of nurses suffer...
Do humans cause climate change? Even now, only half of Americans say yes.
Even now, only half of Americans believe humans cause climate change. That finding, from a new Ipsos poll, illuminates a yawning gap between public opinion and science on perhaps the most important...
