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A leading computer scientist says it’s “educability,” not intelligence, that matters most.

Google had to turn the comments off on this Gemini ad for good reason. It blows my mind that even marketing folks at these big tech companies don’t seem to understand the underlying concerns that...

I know many of us are returning to the classroom with a sense of unease, even dread about how generative AI will impact the semester.

The American Association of Colleges and Universities and Elon University have launched an artificial intelligence how-to guide for students navigating the sometimes-murky waters of the burgeoning technology.

Effectively navigating the promises and perils of AI requires a careful evaluation of institutional preparedness, a clear set of objectives, and a pol

Effectively navigating the promises and perils of AI requires a careful evaluation of institutional preparedness, a clear set of objectives, and a pol

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This is the final post in a nine-part series exploring AI ethics, originally outlined in this post. Each post goes into detail on the ethical concern and provides practical ways to discuss these is…

How will people compose text moving forward, now that every author working with a digital word processor and internet access can use generative AI?

Every time we talk about AI, we get one big piece of feedback that I really want to dive into: how the lightning-fast explosion of AI tools affects the climate. AI takes a lot of energy, and there’s a huge unanswered question as to whether using all that juice for AI is actually worth it, both practically and morally. It’s messy and complicated and there are a bunch of apparent contradictions along the way — so it’s perfect for Decoder. Verge senior science reporter Justine Calma joins me to see if we can untangle this knot. Links: This startup wants to capture carbon and help data centers cool down | The Verge Google’s carbon footprint balloons in its Gemini AI era | The Verge Taking a closer look at AI’s supposed energy apocalypse | Ars Technica AI is exhausting the power grid. Tech firms are seeking a miracle | WaPo AI Is already wreaking havoc on global power systems | Bloomberg What do Google’s AI answers cost the environment? | Scientific American AI is an energy hog | MIT Tech Review Microsoft’s AI…

Large language models go through a lot of vetting before they’re released to the public. That includes safety tests, bias checks, ethical reviews and more. But what if, hypothetically, a model could dodge a safety question by lying to developers, hiding its real response to a safety test and instead giving the exact response its human handlers are looking for? A recent study shows that advanced LLMs are developing the capacity for deception, and that could bring that hypothetical situation closer to reality. Marketplace’s Lily Jamali speaks with Thilo Hagendorff, a researcher at the University of Stuttgart and the author of the study, about his findings.

Academics gathered last week to discuss the future of artificial intelligence in teaching.

The Ethical Challenges in AI worksheet will help you work through ethical challenges using a design process.

It enters a category full of flops.

AI Chatbots are conversational agents that can act on your behalf and converse with humans - a futuristic novelty that is already getting people excited about its usage in improving efficiency.

A major Japanese supermarket chain has installed an artificial intelligence (AI) system to assess it

The tech company debuted a new Gemini ad during the Olympics that critics say is out of touch.

Library scientists offer tips and tricks to figure out if a particular online news article is reliable or fake.