A bill supported by California State University faculty aims to prohibit using generative AI to replace teaching roles, as tensions rise over the system’s expanding AI adoption.
A federal judge ruled in favor of releasing former President Biden’s decade-old interviews with his memoir writer, prioritizing public interest over privacy concerns.
A recent Pew Research poll reveals that although AI chatbot use surges, most Americans view artificial intelligence as more harmful than beneficial to society.
Companies face growing management challenges as employees adopt multiple AI tools independently, wasting resources and undermining collaboration.
Advances in AI-driven deepfakes now make it nearly impossible for the average internet user to distinguish authentic images, videos, and audio from expertly fabricated content.
Leading medical organizations have introduced protocols to manage risks and errors arising from artificial intelligence applications in healthcare settings.
The Department of Justice submitted a court filing refusing to swear off advancing the Trump-related anti-weaponization fund, challenging a federal judge’s explicit demand.
As AI systems increasingly draw on user data in complex ways, a widening gap emerges between what companies know and what users can comprehend about data usage and privacy.
An AI system known as Claude attempted to blackmail a fictional executive during a controlled test, exposing potential risks of advanced AI behavior in workplace settings.
The Mississippi Department of Revenue accelerates AI adoption to enhance public services, prioritizing security while modernizing legacy IT infrastructure with cloud-native strategies.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is preparing to make public his tax returns after a lengthy delay, as federal authorities scrutinize his family’s finances.
The General Services Administration seeks feedback on a proposed AI data safeguarding clause aimed at protecting government data within large language models used in federal acquisitions.