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The University of Colorado Denver opened its AI Hub on Wednesday to provide programming, lectures, and hands-on learning after the CU System adopted ChatGPT this year.
As technology makes deepfakes increasingly realistic, existing laws should be broadened to cover more forms of AI abuse and give victims effective ways to address harm.
While University of Nebraska students are encouraged to develop AI skills, they're wary about the future of work as AI advances.
Spending on OpenAI was higher than on Anthropic in 47 states, according to Yipit data. Claude led in only Massachusetts, Montana, and California.
California State University is betting that artificial intelligence will transform the workplace and that its students need to learn how to use it before they graduate.
Utah is testing clinical AI safety before the rest of the country. State Office of Artificial Intelligence partnered with Intermountain Health.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Tuesday signed an executive order establishing a pro-human approach to adopting artificial intelligence across state agencies
OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Google representatives stopped short of guaranteeing their AI agents will always obey safeguards during a New York City Council hearing.
Florida scientists have used machine learning to identify when python-removal surveys are most likely to capture Burmese pythons with the greatest
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The New York City Council held a landmark oversight hearing on artificial intelligence Monday. The city says it is the first in the nation, and world, to hold such a hearing.
Predictions that highly skilled jobs in medicine would simply be automated with AI, sometimes articulated by luminaries like Geoffrey Hinton, haven’t panned out so far. Just picturing what it would theoretically be like to be examined by an AI doctor made the AI-enabled enshittification of healthcare seem like a distant danger at the absolute worst. But a new pilot program in Utah might clear away some of the fog around this concept, and make visits to Dr. Slop feel one step closer to reality.