OpenAI faces a lawsuit from USA Today seeking over $250 million, alleging that the company used hundreds of thousands of its articles to train its AI models without permission.
California officials have ruled that Rek, the league featuring humanoid robot battles, must obtain special permission to hold matches that include human participants.
Astrocade may be cluttered with subpar AI content, yet it continues to attract millions of players.
Microsoft’s Copilot AI will leverage data from your local files to perform tasks using its Hybrid Intelligence capabilities.
Microsoft recently held an extensive keynote in San Francisco, unveiling exciting new Surface hardware and sharing updates on the latest features for Windows.
ChatGPT is introducing Intelligent UI, a new feature driven by GPT-6 that enables the chatbot to create interactive visuals like charts and graphs in its replies.
Zer0Day defended his AI-generated imitation of GoldHEN, arguing in an extensive GitHub post that “creativity should never require permission.”
AI hardware firms are redefining what recording devices can be, but is it right for them to do so without broader societal agreement?
The AI industry often treats human brains like machines, promoting products that undermine our ability to engage in deep learning and critical thinking.
OpenAI is introducing a new visual advertising format in ChatGPT, set to debut with image generation features. Testing for this visual ad format will kick off in the US later this month.
Introducing RemoveMacAI: an open-source tool for macOS that disables Apple’s AI features and removes its AI models, potentially reclaiming more than 12GB of storage space.
Senator Adam Schiff addresses Trump’s corruption, shares his views on the need for AI regulation in Congress, and explores how the backlash against technology is reshaping the political landscape.
Tiffany Sloan boasts a following of more than 375,000 on Instagram, yet she’s not a real individual—she’s a creation of generative AI, embodying a digital enigma.
“Players are capable of achieving incredible feats and making a significant positive impact…”
During an interview with CEO Sam Altman, an OpenAI representative intervened when the discussion turned to a tragic incident involving a ChatGPT user.
OpenAI is introducing invisible, machine-readable watermarks for ChatGPT and Codex through its innovative textGrain tool.