Fei-Fei Li sold her AI startup to AMD for $8.2 billion, and became its chief scientist.
A repeat founder raised $20 million to put AI agents in the team chat, a fight broke out over whether mainstream AI talks down to women, and new data says teenage girls are AI's sharpest skeptics.
Pull up a chair →Universal and Sony just sued Suno again, calling its new model "the fruit of the same poisoned tree."
Jason Isbell sued over a song literally called "Paper Bell," a federal appeals court ruled against AI's favorite legal defense for the first time ever, and Stanford got caught twice in one week swapping real students' faces with AI.
Pull up a chair →Peloton's new AI coach is built to replace "feedback from an in-person coach."
Apple shipped its AI pep-talk coach to every Watch wearer in a cloned trainer voice, a smart-gym maker named its AI strategy after three mythic figures, and Fitbit users are revolting over an AI that can't count calories right.
Pull up a chair →An AI eye exam has now screened more than a million people for diabetic blindness.
Conservation researchers tested whether AI-generated photos can help save a species, Yoshua Bengio explains why his own fear has measurably eased, and Pope Leo XIV says AI concerns are "not fake news."
Pull up a chair →This chair is still empty.
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