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High school teacher Christoph Schuhmann is working with a small team of volunteers to build the world's biggest free AI training data set.

A look into gig-workers in childcare industry, social media & pregnancy loss, and AI-enabled parenting

Mental health startups are filling in a critical need — but the "move fast and break things" model comes with a hidden cost.

Threat researchers identified a variant of the credential-stealing malware targeting popular web browsers.

The experts advocate for Europe to include general purpose AI in its regulations, rather than a more narrow definition of high risk AI.

Over 50 artificial intelligence experts urged European officials to seek more sweeping regulations of AI technology.

The experts advocate for Europe to include general purpose AI in its regulations, rather than a more narrow definition of high risk AI.

Pitt’s Institute for Cyber Law, Policy and Security held a panel discussion on AI accountability policies with keynote speaker Alan Davidson, who serves under the Biden administration, at the University Club Tuesday afternoon.

In response to Apple’s strict privacy rules, Google added privacy nutrition labels to the Play Store last April. These labels allow developers to disclose and explain the variety of data their apps collect from users, helping consumers understand what they are signing up for. Mozilla found that top Play Store apps’ disclosure labels don’t match …

Increasingly popular, microcredentials in higher education help students looking to upskill, enter the workforce or earn a degree.