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The AI layoffs may have finally ended, and businesses might be hiring more workers just to be able to use AI effectively
New data reveals that AI-induced mass layoffs are slowing down – but companies are still thinking about their recruitment carefully.
Developers turned AI against the C-suite
OpenExecutive turns corporate enthusiasm for replacing workers with AI into a test of how replaceable executives might be
Anthropic reveals its view of how AI agents should interact with the physical world
Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard gives AI agents a common method for controlling laboratory equipment, robots, and other programmable physical machines.
'The disguise becomes part of the answer key': Researchers find that AI is redefining what human writing means by self-correcting itself
An analysis of 18,989 abstracts finds AI-associated vocabulary is rising sharply, complicating efforts to distinguish machine-influenced language from human writing.
SuperPACs are funneling millions of dollars into pro-AI candidates, with Trump saying communities that reject data centers will end up ‘backwards and poor’
AI is being backed by millions of dollars worth of PAC funding, and the future of American data centers could be decided by the midterm elections.
Pentagon launches ChatGPT and Grok models tailored to 'warfighter needs'
The Pentagon has released secured versions of ChatGPT and Grok for use by its civilian and military staff.
I used ChatGPT to screen my inbox for the afternoon — here's how it went
I tested ChatGPT’s event-triggered tasks by letting it screen my Gmail for an afternoon.
AGI may not matter, but Skynet's no threat either
Jensen Huang may be right that AGI no longer matters, but today’s ordinary AI misuse poses a more immediate threat than any Skynet scenario
