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Internal emails show that DOJ moved to decommission SHIELD, a Palantir-built mobile app used by federal law enforcement to search identity and...
While there are some broad patterns to how AI writes, it’s still very easy to mold AI content for your own purposes.
The chief executive talks to Fast Company about the AI gender usage gap and student anxiety surrounding the tech.
The company’s pre-IPO filing acknowledges the many levers of government that could supercharge, or stall, its ambitions.
Graduation speakers are treating artificial intelligence like the defining challenge and opportunity of a generation. Many students seem tired of...
Dartmouth political scientist Brendan Nyhan says fears of AI-driven political persuasion may be overstated.
The same satellite network used by activists and federal agencies alike may be easier to monitor than many users realize.
The backlash to the actress’s Cannes comments reveals how conversations about artificial intelligence keep collapsing into shallow pro- and anti-AI...
Prediction markets are turning public institutions into arbiters of financial gain.
Corning, once best known for Pyrex and Gorilla Glass, is now at the center of the U.S. push to build AI data centers.
Anil Menon discusses his upcoming ISS mission, commercial space stations, and the unanswered medical questions of life in microgravity.
The elite want to protect themselves from AI. What about the rest of us?
New documents show how the satellite provider has become a lifeline—and, for some customers, a headache.
More than 80 people, including cofounders and AI engineers, have left xAI in recent months.
Who owns the moon (video)?
Celebrities are learning the hard way that the AI discourse is toxic.
From services to silicon to China, how Apple’s most methodical CEO reshaped the company after Steve Jobs.
A cerulean belt is not a large language model, but hear me out.
More people watched the Super Bowl live than the Artemis II launch.
The USDA says it’s ‘proud’ to sponsor xAI’s chatbot for federal approval, even as officials hesitate over past controversies and failed safety...
In writing, there’s an old adage: Write what you know. This, of course, requires knowing something in the first place.
We built the largest-ever database of ex-SpaceX employees turned company builders: What they learned, how they’re applying it, and the future...
HP’s Manoj Leelanivas says future missions will depend on systems that can ‘break and recover’ on their own, as astronauts rely more on everyday...
After Disney shut it down and fan revivals faltered, a volunteer team is quietly running a free version for a million users.
The investigation points to widespread use of remote operators, including overseas workers, and calls for federal oversight.
Social media hinges on the pretense of reality. OpenAI’s AI platform didn’t.
As government agencies struggle to understand whether they’re allowed to use Claude, projects at the Energy Department designed to limit AI’s work...
They don’t make the digital workplace more casual. They make it uncomfortably weird.
Self-driving cars are creating new problems for city transit systems. Officials are still figuring out how to adapt.
We’re officially in the AI warfare era.
The company’s large role in military data systems has boosted Anthropic’s usefulness to the Pentagon.
The company says widespread federal use is critical to its mission, even if selling AI to Washington is slow and barely profitable.
The shift would let them bypass partners like Palantir and Microsoft and work with the federal government directly.
The Defense Department is threatening to blacklist Anthropic over limits on military use, potentially putting one of its top contractors in a bind.
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