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Delaware state's proposal to let companies be operated by AI agents is facing protest.
In Hawaii and across the Pacific, the U.S. military has been rapidly working to equip its forces with artificial intelligence tools as it stares down China.
Technology giant Google will build its first data center in southeast Wyoming, and potentially invest $17 billion in computing centers here.
Comptroller Brooke Lierman's new AI tracker cites a model ranking Maryland third among states for projected AI job losses, at 7.2% of jobs.
The period of Republican-controlled Washington's hands-off approach to the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is about to end.
An investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation has connected a Connecticut man to the altered photographs involving local students.
The AI assistant helps users find the information they need, and interacts with them in a conversational style.
The company said that AI-enabled products would be shut off by default for schools, which would also cut off their access to Google Search.
A rushed, AI-drafted plan ignores the risks University of Alaska professors see in their classrooms.
Americans went in opposition to data centers in various midterm votes across the country, showing Louisianans aren’t the only ones concerned about the AI boom. Will Sutton takes a closer look.
The suits accuse Brave of building a 30-billion-page index that publishers can't block, then supplying scraped content to AI companies including Anthropic, Perplexity and xAI.
The potential medical privacy breaches at Washington facilities reflect broader risks and discussions taking place in the healthcare industry about AI.