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This article discuss if the US government will regulated the most advanced AI models. It argues that we have hit a cap on the most advanced...

Most people do not realize that AI has imbalances due to the initial training of the AI. This is worrisome for AI giving out mental health a...

Advocacy groups have pushed hard for certain conditions to be included on the WHO list of neglected tropical diseases.

As AI compresses the technical attack surface, the layer that can’t be patched becomes the highest-leverage target.

MIT Technology Review and Microsoft rank 101 agent tasks by practitioner confidence. Report generation tops the index while service mesh wor...

AI in finance brings speed and insight but raises errors, accountability, cybersecurity, and oversight concerns.

That difference—not model size or novelty—is what makes embodied AI harder to deploy and more consequential when it fails.

A new genome-based study suggests that ancient sharks like frilled and cow sharks could sit outside the family tree that includes all other...

Public administration studies tend to lump AI into just one category. A new taxonomy gives five useful categories that ought to be used. An...

AI and data governance depend on data foundations that are trusted, explainable, policy-aware and continuously governed.

A new concern is emerging as AI tools become integrated into daily life: the potential for AI dependence becoming AI addiction.

There are a few ways to reduce AI data exposure risk.