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AI stories that cross categories — culture, ethics, real-world deployments, and the unexpected ways artificial intelligence is showing up across industries and everyday life.
The New York Times and The Daily News allege OpenAI concealed evidence about its training data, including 78 million de-identified ChatGPT conversations, during a copyright lawsuit.
A single legislative error cost Estonia $27.4 million in lost gambling revenue, sparking a national push to use AI for legal review.
Meta introduced Muse Image, an AI image generator that can use public Instagram photos, sparking privacy debates over consent and misuse.
A Brown University economics professor found that 22 students scored perfectly on a take-home midterm, but only 18 of 27 took the in-person final, with average scores dropping to 48.
Google's SynthID system successfully identified an AI-generated hoax image of Senator Mitch McConnell, marking a key win for anti-deepfake technology.
Meta announced a new camera safety feature for its AI glasses to disable recording if the LED light is tampered with, amid ongoing privacy controversies.
Decagon CEO Jesse Zhang argues open source AI isn't displacing expensive frontier models, citing data showing Anthropic still dominates AI spending on Vercel's platform.
Chinese startup DeepSeek aims to reduce reliance on Huawei and Nvidia by building its own data center chips for inference tasks.
A viral AI-generated video of Norwegian striker Erling Haaland sparked global attention, amassing over 31 million views on X within days, despite being a deepfake.
Sysdig reports an AI-driven ransomware attack used no human input, exposing security gaps through automated exploitation.
OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman says plugins failed due to inadequate models, and envisions a future where users don’t need to learn software.
TechCrunch released a glossary of AI terms to help readers understand the jargon used in the industry, offering clear definitions of terms like AGI and AI agents.