Warnings about runaway expectations are growing louder throughout the AI industry

Prominent AI researcher Stuart Russell is sounding the alarm about runaway expectations in artificial intelligence, some of which he and others in the field helped create.<br /> The article Warn [...]

Sam Altman renews his ‘democratic AI’ pitch as Anthropic holds a harder line

Sam Altman has a preferred way of framing the contest over artificial intelligence, and it is a stark one. Either the United States and its allies build the technology and spread its benefits, the Ope [...]

Google reveals powerful NotebookLM app for Android and iOS with release date – here's what it looks like

The promised NotebookLM apps are showing up on the Play Store and App Store, with pre-orders now open. [...]

Opera rethinks the role of the browser with Neon, the first AI agentic web browser that will do tasks for you

Opera Neon is a new fully agentic AI browser that can perform tasks for you, even when you go offline. [...]

Arsham Ghahramani, PhD, Co-founder and CEO of Ribbon – Interview Series

Arsham Ghahramani, PhD, is the co-founder and CEO of Ribbon. Based in Toronto and originally from the UK, Ghahramani has a background in both artificial intelligence and biology. His professional expe [...]

AI and the Future of Translation: A New Era of Human-AI Collaboration

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries at an unprecedented pace, and the world of translation is no exception. As AI-driven language models grow more sophisticated, one question continues [...]

AI pioneers warn OpenAI's corporate overhaul could betray its original mission for humanity

A group of former OpenAI employees, researchers, and nonprofit organizations is urging regulators to block OpenAI’s proposed corporate restructuring, arguing it threatens the company’s founding mi [...]

ChatGPT news just got a major upgrade from The Washington Post

The Washington Post is now integrated into ChatGPT’s answers. [...]

US power firms scramble for transformers and turbines as data centres strain supply

US power companies are locked in a scramble for the heavy electrical gear that keeps the lights on, as a wave of artificial-intelligence data centres pushes demand for transformers, turbines and switc [...]