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“If you can be punished for posting about free food, what can’t you be punished for?” Read More.

A Yale University School of Medicine ER clinical informatics expert offers a deep dive preview of his HIMSS24 educational session that will show how artificial intelligence and CDS can boost emergency care. Read More.

Taylor Swift's likeness and voice were used in an AI-generated ad for cookware that fooled fans, but the company confirmed it was a fake. Read More.

The cuts will amount to about 10% of the bank’s workforce, excluding Mexico business Read More.

OpenAI made waves this week with its bold assertion to a UK parliamentary committee that it would be "impossible" to develop today's leading AI systems without using vast amounts of copyrighted data. Read More.

Media orgs want AI firms to license content for training, and Congress is sympathetic. Read More.

The organization said the decision to endorse a candidate for the primary, “typically a rare occurrence in GOP circles, underscores the exceptional nature of this electoral cycle and President Trump’s dominant influence within the Party.” Read More.

“The @SECGov X account was compromised, and an unauthorized post was posted.” Read More.

Tech companies of all sizes are showing off their latest gadgets at CES 2024 in Las Vegas. Read More.

OpenAI's drama last year caught the attention of government regulators on both sides of the Atlantic. More specially, Microsoft's $13 billion investment in the Sam Altman-led chatbot company is under intense scrutiny by European regulators.  Read More.

“And then black women and girls are then further subjected to marginalization,” AOC said in a House hearing on Title IX changes. Read More.

The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary said AI could help write opinions but stressed it shouldn´t be used for research or legal analyses. Read More.

His No. 2 at the Pentagon didn’t learn of his hospital stay until days after he was admitted Read More.

Much like how the media’s “errors” are always in favor of the Biden administration and at the expense of Republicans, the government statisticians are now“mysteriously” erring in the administration’s favor too. Read More.

Researchers from ETH Zurich developed an artificial intelligence robot that can compete with humans in physical competitions requiring acute motor skills. Read More.