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AI has emerged as a rapidly growing digital trend over the past 12 months and if its adoption becomes more widespread, it could potentially use as much energy as entire countries.

The famous people lining up to hand over their likenesses should know the slope to invasive deepfake content and loss of work is slippery.

OpenAI hopes to make its API the obvious choice for developers at its DevDay conference on November 6th.

While the stock market may love the term "AI," companies haven't figured out how to optimally monetize the services that go along with it.

As a young secular journalist in the 1960s I witnessed and wrote about the impact of charismatic renewal upon the Catholic Church. It was transformative in many ways, opening the Church to a renewal of faith and commitment.

Meta has enlisted 28 celebrities to play AI chatbots with different personalities. One top creator was paid $5 million, per The Information.

"Sir, even ChatGPT recognizes your unique style. It was a fun experiment that I used to draft an approval for an official email," wrote user Devash, sharing a screenshot of the prompt and the result that ChatGPT came up with., Viral News, Times Now

A new chatbot just rolled out. “Charley,” as it’s called, will partially automate the process of finding and procuring an abortion for any woman, in any state, regardless of local law.

An FTC hearing this week shows creatives are worried about what AI will do to their industries. Plus: how AI is turbocharging online censorship.

ChatGPT wrote me some recipes, transcribed my hand-written notes, and gave me advice to bring a plant back to life — all with a brand new feature.