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Microsoft is working with the American Federation of Teachers to work out how best to use AI in the classroom

By Christian Cawley Published

American teaching federations establish “legally enforceable protections” with Microsoft to ensure the National AI Safety & Privacy Standard.

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Google Health is a grave warning for Apple’s new AI-powered Health app

By Alex Blake Published

Apple’s Health app is getting an AI makeover, and Apple fans are hoping it will avoid the fate of Google Health.

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'Lyrics represent one of the few moments in streaming when the listener stops being passive': Musixmatch product chief on why lyrics — not algorithms — are turning casual streamers into super-fans

By Steve Clark Published

Exclusive Exclusive: I spoke to Marco Paglia, Chief Product Officer at Musixmatch, about how lyrics are changing the game for musicians and their listeners.

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Dario Amodei, Anthropic CEO
Anthropic CEO calls for slowing down AI development and warns that AI agents could take over the entire internet

By Lance Ulanoff Published

A stark warning and a big plan

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Who will win the AI race?
‘One of the worst outcomes for companies is reacting in a knee-jerk fashion before the rewards can be reaped’: How game engines, version control software, and AI are delivering new benefits and challenges to almost every industry

By Benedict Collins Published

Exclusive I spoke to Brent Schiestl of Perforce to learn more about how AI is affecting real-time workflows, and the extra tools businesses are deploying to manage assets and measure productivity.

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Meta Muse AI agent
Mark Zuckerberg's Muse personal AI agent is a work accessory designed by people who don't do real work

By Mike Moore Published

Meta's Muse AI agent looks to solve all your problems - but is it over-promising already?

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Romantic Relationship with a Sycophantic AI.
I tried 5 ways to make ChatGPT flatter with me — here’s what happened

By Becca Caddy Published

Is AI less sycophantic now? I tried to make ChatGPT flatter, validate and agree with me and was surprised by what it did next.

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Teachers are worried AI is taking over the classroom faster than they can stop it

By Christian Cawley Published

Across Europe, 80% of teachers are concerned that AI is having a noticeable impact on education, with some students relying heavily on the technology to complete basic tasks.

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Bomb Chinese data centers to prevent development of AGI, says Former Obama Admin Official — nothing says ‘competition breeds innovation’ like blowing up your rivals

By Benedict Collins Published

The good guys want to bomb the bad guys because they can't be trusted with the tools the good guys are also developing.

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'No one is prepared for the consequences': Even OpenAI chief scientist is saying AI development needs to slow down

By Christian Cawley Published

OpenAI’s Jakub Pachocki is advocating for a slowing of AI development in order to better appreciate and understand machine intelligence.

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