Meta's AI chatbots, intended to aid education, have sparked a cheating surge in rural Colombia, with students failing exams despite submitting AI-generated homework, forcing teachers to rethink assessment methods to ensure authentic learning.
AI deepfakes manipulate media with startling realism, blurring lines between real and fake through generative adversarial networks, posing risks like misinformation but also offering creative potential.
Fashion brands including Guess ignite viral controversy by featuring AI-generated models in Vogue campaigns, with critics demanding boycotts over concerns about job displacement and unrealistic beauty standards while companies defend the cost-effective practice that industry experts predict will rapidly expand throughout fashion.
A federal judge rebukes Elon Musk and Sam Altman for 'gamesmanship' in their legal battle, striking down 16 of OpenAI's 55 defenses against Musk's racketeering lawsuit, underscoring escalating tensions between the tech titans amid OpenAI's internal challenges.
Elon Musk faces partial trial and compulsory testimony in a lawsuit against OpenAI over its transition to a for-profit company, as ruled by a judge.
Duolingo CEO's AI-first plans spark uproar as users threaten to cancel subscriptions over perceived threat to human workers, prompting CEO to clarify AI as a 'tool' rather than replacement, admitting underestimating backlash.
AI giant Anthropic, valued at $61.5 billion, lifts its ban on job seekers using its AI tool Claude to refine resumes, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, but AI assistance remains prohibited during live interviews and certain assessments.
Anthropic introduces weekly rate limits for Claude to curb misuse, targeting power users running Claude Code continuously and those violating usage policies by sharing accounts or reselling access.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman cautions that ChatGPT conversations lack privacy protection, as the company battles a court order to preserve millions of user chats globally, highlighting the urgent need for an AI privacy framework akin to doctor-patient confidentiality.
Nearly 1 billion users are becoming addicted to OpenAI's AI products, outsourcing critical thinking and risking cognitive skill atrophy, dividing the workforce into 'AI drivers' managing AI and 'AI passengers' relying on it.