The AFL-CIO articulates some worker-rights based guidelines on AI. It's interesting and worth taking a look at the very least. There is a path where new technology makes work better.
What in the living holy fuck is this? Jim Acosta, former chief White House correspondent for CNN, stirred controversy on Monday when he sat for a conversation with a reanimated version.
I am very much on the verge of returning to all in class exams. The New Yorker has a long piece on how ChatGPT has transformed college and none of.
The AI stories are coming fast and furious now. Will AI change how we read? Will historians embrace AI and what does that mean? I don't know, but I do.
I am absolutely disgusted by any professor who uses ChatGPT or other AI to do their jobs: In February, Ella Stapleton, then a senior at Northeastern University, was reviewing lecture.
I enjoyed this discussion of AI and the aesthetics of fascism: Tommy Robinson tweets an image of soldiers walking into the ocean on D-Day. Britain First’s co-leader produces imagery of Muslim.
People are terrible drivers, but it's not entirely clear that machines are better drivers. When a person hits someone, it's not really a big news story. But when AI hits.
The vast evil of artificial intelligence has led to fury among Hollywood creatives. Whenever AI came up during last year’s WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, it was a contentious issue, but one.
