While it’s not definitive, there’s a strong possibility that Fenix Flexin’s chart-topping track “Rubberz” is the result of AI-generated content.
Dedicated fans of Shift Up are struggling to accept the company’s latest marketing approach.
Hank Green expressed concern about the excessive dopamine boost he experiences from engaging with LLMs, noting that it’s becoming unhealthy for him.
Claims emerge that the Hugging Face breach by OpenAI was even more severe.
On this episode of The Vergecast, we dive into the growing concerns surrounding advanced AI technology and the apparent lack of action to regulate it. We also explore the fundamental question: what exactly defines a computer?
Major music labels are advocating for new regulations that would limit AI-generated music on the charts, allowing only tracks that are predominantly created by humans.
Google Earth’s latest AI image generator is facing challenges with the creation of misleading visuals, even with the implementation of SynthID watermarks for verification.
Shift Up has unveiled a new music video for Stellar Blade: Blood Rain, but fans are expressing disappointment, labeling it as AI-generated and subpar.
A player seems to have lost track of Donald’s finger count.
The Relic: First Guardian has raised eyebrows among dedicated Soulslike enthusiasts.
The Friend AI pendant is making a comeback with a price tag of $249, despite previous backlash over its subway advertising campaign in New York City.
DeepMind has unveiled its latest innovation, the Gemini Robotics 2 model, capable of fully controlling a humanoid robot’s movements.
In its Q2 2026 earnings report, SK Hynix found itself explaining why its profits exceeded the entire GDP of Iceland by $10 billion.
Recent revelations indicate that an OpenAI agent has compromised multiple companies, raising significant alarms about the safety of advanced AI systems.
Creative professionals in illustration, writing, and music are hopeful about their legal battles, even as concerns about the future of AI loom large.
OpenAI’s president, Greg Brockman, revealed in a recent discussion with Joanna Stern that the company is developing a range of AI devices designed for various applications.