EspnAI
Texas AD Chris Del Conte on Friday sought to clarify a report that the team used a new AI-driven platform on a crucial play that failed in last week
WdsuAI
Researchers say a fake video accusing Texas Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico of sexual misconduct is the latest example of Russian groups generating false information to influence U.S. elections.
SemaforAI
Tomorrow Together is moving into Senate races with $2.5 million in ads against Republican Sens. Jon Husted in Ohio and Roger Marshall in Kansas.
Washington Free BeaconAI
On Sept. 23, Nebraska "independent" Senate candidate Dan Osborn was thrown a private Washington, D.C., fundraiser cohosted by an Anthropic lobbyist. The next day, Osborn declared at a press conference that he would "never" accept contributions from AI companies and accused his Republican opponent of being a shill for Anthropic.
PhillyvoiceAI
Swedesboro Brewing Co., the South Jersey craft beer maker, is facing backlash over social media posts that use an AI-generated spokesperson to advertise the company's beer and events at its three locations.
CBS News PhiladelphiaAI
Pennsylvania is becoming one of the first states to require disclosures on AI-generated advertisements.
New Zealand HeraldAI
Even as alarm grows over the risks, families are embracing bots and agents to tackle the spiralling administrative tasks of modern child-rearing. One recent...
CBS News PittsburghAI
The Stacy Garrity campaign recently released an AI-generated attack ad in Pennsylvania
SemaforAI
The New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America is divided over whether the AI industry is a destructive capitalist force that could kill everyone, or merely an overhyped capitalist hustle.
WcvbAI
Students rallied at the State House to push lawmakers to regulate artificial intelligence and address its risks.
CBS News MinnesotaAI
Artificial intelligence in the classroom is a hot topic, and one Minnesota school district is aiming to get on top of the tech with a new policymaking group.
Honolulu Star-AdvertiserAI
WASHINGTON >> Over the past couple of weeks, a cybersecurity researcher watched as a Chinese-speaking hacker broke into websites belonging to more than 100 companies, including farm equipment maker Deere & Co., home appliance company SharkNinja Inc. and engine manufacturer Cummins Inc..