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Residents of Menomonie mounted a successful protest against a huge campus in the city as national resistance to the AI boom grows
A research administrator at the University of Kentucky has secured a legal exemption from his employer's AI mandate on the grounds that using tools like ChatGPT would violate his humanist beliefs.
When investors get nervous about AI spending, it helps to have the chipmaker that sells the chips offer to cosign the loan.
The Human Consent Foundation, Cate Blanchett’s nonprofit advocating for control over how AI uses people’s work and likenesses, and a coalition of Hollywood artists and organizations filed an amicus brief Friday in the New York Times’ lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, challenging the tech companies’ claim that licensing copyrighted works for AI training is "impossible."
AI data center expansion and tech billionaire cash have collided in Maine’s record-breaking Senate race between Susan Collins and challenger Troy Jackson.
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Enrollment increases among older adults at Colorado community colleges are likely because of several factors, including AI concerns and healthcare jobs.
The world’s leading AI writing detection software has flagged the majority of Henry Mack’s posts and much of his other written work as possibly written by AI.
David Durman, a University of Kentucky administrator, recently earned a religious exemption from using AI in the workplace.
Canada is investing up to $1.1 billion in a Toronto-based AI startup, as Washington’s allies work to reduce their technological reliance on the US.
FAYETTEVILLE -- Artificial intelligence itself doesn't frighten University of Arkansas mathematics professor Edmund Harriss.
Unionized journalists at the Akron Beacon Journal and Kent Ravenna Record-Courier in Ohio are demanding that their employer remove their names from stories featuring a new AI chatbot being implemented on their publications’ websites.