Monkey see, monkey do

The big story last month was the news that Anthropic has agreed to pay an estimated $1.5 billion to 500,000 authors for using their books for training its large language model AI. At least that is wha

Therapist. Life coach. Best friend. ChatGPT has become the go-to guy for both our trivial questions and darkest thoughts as we pursue efficiency and self-betterment. But there’s one question this (very human) writer is trying to figure out: can AI actually help?

With the rise of generative AI, human-machine relationships are no longer merely a trope in sci-fi films and novels. From virtual friendships to confiding in chatbot therapists, why are so many people turning to AI for connection and companionship?

JOHN–ANTHONY DISOTTO thinks that after 2024’s fanfare and a lot of public dithering, It might be too late to save Apple Intelligence

Videogames and literature collide in the search for new forms

UNDER DANIELA AND DARIO AMODEI , , THE WONKY STARTUP HAS SHRUGGED OFF ITS “DOOMER” ” REPUTATION. NOW IT’S THE GO-TO AI TOOL FOR THOUSANDS OF COMPANIES. HOW LONG CAN IT STAY AHEAD OF ITS BIGGER, FREE-SPENDING RIVALS?