A new Pew Research Center survey reveals that 52% of Americans are now more concerned than excited about AI — up from 37% in 2021 — with 71% believing AI will eliminate jobs over the next 20 years, and even adults under 30 hitting a majority worry threshold for the …
A new Pew Research Center survey reveals a stunning reversal: 55% of Gen Z adults now fear AI more than they embrace it, driven by job displacement anxiety, with 71% of all adults believing AI will eliminate jobs within two decades — pushing young workers toward trade careers and actively …
A new open-source tool called 'watermarks-remover' is surging on GitHub with 4.8k stars, offering developers the ability to strip AI watermarks from text and images across multiple file formats — but creators warn it's best-effort only, lossy on statistical watermarks, and intended for legitimate privacy use, not fraudulent claims of …
AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li warns that dangerous extremes of doom and utopia are drowning out nuanced AI discourse, urging a human-centric approach that treats AI as an empowering tool while calling on policymakers to build guardrails rather than slow development.
A new MIT study published in Nature Medicine finds that while AI diagnostic tools help clinicians catch errors, non-experts dangerously defer to AI recommendations — even wrong ones — with LLM-generated explanations making overconfident misdiagnoses worse, prompting researchers to call for expertise-tailored AI systems.
Google's Flow Sessions program unveils short films blending real actors with AI-generated worlds, revealing both the creative acceleration AI offers filmmakers and the ethical tensions surrounding non-consenting artists whose work may have trained the models powering it.
FaceSwap, an open-source AI face-swapping tool, surpasses 56,700 GitHub stars as its developers champion strict ethical guidelines, limiting use to legitimate purposes like filmmaking and AI experimentation while explicitly condemning non-consensual applications.
Teenagers are turning to AI chatbots for emotional support, reporting they feel more understood and less judged by AI than by real people, prompting researchers to urge policymakers to address teens' unmet emotional needs rather than simply restricting AI access.
IBM Research's chief scientist warns that AI hallucinations stem from models failing to recognize the limits of their own knowledge, urging the industry to prioritize uncertainty modeling and build energy-efficient, self-aware systems focused on practical, transparent intelligence rather than chasing abstract AGI goals.
A new KPMG and University of Texas study of 523 professionals finds that workers who actively challenge and guide AI consistently outperform those who blindly accept its output, raising urgent concerns about AI overreliance deskilling the modern workforce.