Why the departure of OpenAI’s data center chief is not a good look

Chris Malone reportedly headed for the exit last week, following 12 other senior executives this year. [...]

California’s AI transparency law doesn’t solve the first-impression problem

California’s first-of-its-kind AI transparency law requires large AI model providers to embed and preserve key metadata within AI-generated images, video, and audio. [...]

How humanitarian organizations are using AI to reach people faster

For aid organizations with strained budgets, AI is making it possible to help more people—but it has to be used carefully. [...]

Can skeptics survive the misinformation age?

As AI and social media make falsehoods harder to detect, the community devoted to debunking bad information faces an uncertain future. [...]

More than a third of workers say they’re hoarding expertise because they fear being replaced by the AI agents they’re being asked to train

Is it any wonder? ‘This is like asking a turkey to vote for Christmas.’ [...]

Reimagined work will create AI transformation

Organizations should approach AI less as a technology deployment and more as an opportunity to rethink how work gets done. [...]

Social fandom beats big movie budgets

As Iron Lung’s grassroots social buzz outperformed Supergirl’s $115 million marketing spend, entertainment companies are racing to turn footage archives and fan engagement into their next competit [...]

Mark Zuckerberg lays out Meta’s AI vision in a 6,500-word essay. 6 things to know

The Meta CEO makes the case for open-weight AI, lays out his views on regulation and jobs, and pledges $1 billion to communities hosting data centers. [...]

Mark Zuckerberg lays out Meta’s AI vision in a 6,500-word essay: 6 things to know

The Meta CEO makes the case for open-weight AI, lays out his views on regulation and jobs, and pledges $1 billion to communities hosting data centers. [...]