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New study claims most of us are now using unauthorized AI tools at work
By Craig Hale Published
Workers are not just using unapproved AI tools, but also sharing sensitive business and customer information with public AI.

'Some creative jobs maybe will go away, but maybe they shouldn't have been there in the first place' - quote of the day by ex-OpenAI CTO Mira Murati
By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published
OpenAI is at the heart of the biggest technological transformations in human history – and one that threatens to eliminate many jobs in the creative industries

Nearly half of us wish we could just click our fingers and make generative AI disappear
By Craig Hale Published
New data reveals nearly half of British adults would get rid of generative AI entirely – younger citizens unexpectedly lead the opposition.

iOS 27’s new Siri AI gesture could cause mass iPhone confusion
By Alex Blake Published
iOS 27 comes with a new gesture for Siri AI that could cause problems for your muscle memory.

Blaming AI for layoffs is ‘too lazy’ according to Nvidia's CEO
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says blaming AI for layoffs is "lazy" and plenty of workers seem to agree

I let ChatGPT roast me, and it's clearly been trained well on insults
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
I asked ChatGPT to roast me, and it cut me to the quick.

Study shows many students are actually using AI for good — smashing the myth of cheating and laziness
By Craig Hale Published
New data reveals European students mostly use AI for organization and productivity – not cheating.

Spatial Reframing in iOS 27 might finally turn me into a photo pro
By Alex Blake Published
iOS 27 users will get a Spatial Reframing AI tool to change their photos’ perspectives.

I tested NotebookLM's impressive new visual storytelling features
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
I used NotebookLM's new presentation features to create a Hudson River School presentation.

‘Regulation by litigation is often overlooked as a regulatory tool’: Just how much responsibility should AI companies have on their users’ wellbeing?
By Desire Athow Published
Exclusive AI chatbots have been likened to social media, leading to addiction and potentially worse. I explore how they could be regulated.
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