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How news organizations should overhaul their operations as the gen AI threatens their livelihoods

By Press Room18 March 2025

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…The news media grapples with AI; Trump orders U.S. AI Safety…

AI models take on EQ, the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, and mountain climbing

By Press Room13 March 2025

Alibaba’s AI lab just released a new AI model that it says can read human emotions better than any prior…

Exclusive: Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet is the most secure model yet, an independent audit suggests

By Press Room6 March 2025

New independent research by the Holistic AI, a British firm that tests AI models, suggests Anthropic’s new Claude 3.7 Sonnet…

Trump’s budget cuts threaten AI research, top scientists warn

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AI is everywhere except in worker productivity stats

By Press Room25 February 2025

AI security risks are in the spotlight—but hackers say models are still alarmingly easy to attack

By Press Room18 February 2025

People increasingly view chatbots as if they were friends, just not necessarily super-smart ones

By Press Room13 February 2025

New research from Stanford University shows that Americans increasingly describe AI chatbots as they would a human friend or companion.…

The Paris AI Action Summit was a fork in the road—but whether the chosen path leads to prosperity or disaster remains unclear

By Press Room11 February 2025

Exclusive: Model LM, a financial research startup automating Wall Street’s grunt work, emerges from stealth

By Press Room6 February 2025

Facial recognition systems are flawed and biased. Police departments are using them anyway.

By Press Room16 January 2025

U.K. police have experimented with the use of facial recognition technology on live surveillance video in public areas, as seen…

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Browsing: Eye on AI

How news organizations should overhaul their operations as the gen AI threatens their livelihoods

AI models take on EQ, the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, and mountain climbing

Exclusive: Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet is the most secure model yet, an independent audit suggests

Trump’s budget cuts threaten AI research, top scientists warn

AI is everywhere except in worker productivity stats

AI security risks are in the spotlight—but hackers say models are still alarmingly easy to attack

People increasingly view chatbots as if they were friends, just not necessarily super-smart ones

The Paris AI Action Summit was a fork in the road—but whether the chosen path leads to prosperity or disaster remains unclear

Exclusive: Model LM, a financial research startup automating Wall Street’s grunt work, emerges from stealth

Facial recognition systems are flawed and biased. Police departments are using them anyway.

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