A surge of AI-driven consumer technology is raising privacy concerns, prioritizing the wearer’s experience while sidelining the rights of those around them. The backlash is growing.
Meta’s upcoming Muse AI device is set to connect with nearby Charms upon its release later this year.
This week is crucial for Meta and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. Here are the key questions we believe he should address regarding the company’s product strategy.
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee examined Flock’s surveillance system during a hearing, which the company’s CEO chose not to attend, as noted by Chair Josh Hawley (R-MO).
Google is set to launch a satellite powered by its AI processors as part of the ambitious Project Suncatcher. This initiative aims to explore the potential of establishing AI data centers in space.
Isolating AI systems from real-world applications enhances safety during testing, but limits their practical utility.
“The team will provide guidance on evaluating and sharing new findings.”
OpenAI has acquired the team responsible for shaping the contemporary creator-subscription landscape.
YouTube continues to enhance its platform with a growing array of AI-driven tools for creators, providing features that range from thumbnail generation to script analysis.
Apple has reached a $250 million settlement in a class action lawsuit regarding its AI features, allowing eligible iPhone users to file a claim.
Mark Gurman, a leading expert on Apple, shares insights on Siri, reflects on Tim Cook’s impact, and discusses the future under new CEO John Ternus.
Donald Trump asserted that data centers benefit local communities while advocating for the establishment of an AI Force, though he provided no supporting evidence for his claims.
Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang asserts that the likelihood of AI causing global catastrophe is nonexistent.
Meta’s Muse AI assistant can no longer make purchases on Amazon for users, as Amazon claims there was no agreement for such functionality.
As global leaders convene in New York this week, discussions between Beijing and Washington are set to focus on artificial intelligence.
A former antitrust expert discusses the potential for OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX to form a cartel and offers insights on safeguarding against monopolies in the AI sector.