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We think about what a penguin is like in dozens of different ways—one reason why we often talk past each other

The race to build AI products like ChatGPT is already using vast quantities of energy and water. But transparency about environmental impact remains an afterthought.

David Elliot Berman and Victor Pickard say we must assert greater public oversight, control, and—ultimately—ownership of the internet.

In the early phases of a project a spreadsheet can be a more useful design tool than Figma.

As the European Union gears up to enforce a major reboot of its digital rulebook in a matter of months, a new dedicated research unit is being spun up to support oversight of large platforms under the bloc’s flagship Digital Services Act

AutoGPT and BabyAGI run GPT AI agents to complete complex tasks iteratively.

Companies say the software can help improve well-being, but some experts worry it could have the opposite effect.

Pro tip: when you meet a colorblind person, don’t repeatedly point to things and ask what color they are.

We’re on a journey to advance and democratize artificial intelligence through open source and open science.

Everybody knows we live in an age of misinformation. But everybody’s wrong, and here’s why it’s our age’s biggest problem

Remind me why, exactly, these guys have so much control over technological innovation?

For some people, particularly marginalized groups, harassment is a chronic problem. But the best tools to help them only work for “acute” situations.

Reduced investment and large-scale layoffs have created dark times for tech globally.

As the company accelerates its push into AI products, the ethics and society team is gone

AI is making a world where it costs nothing to produce anything. What happens next?

Scientists are deciphering how the brain choreographs immune responses, hoping to find treatments for a range of diseases

by Jutta Haider and Malte Rödl

Certain prompts make the chatbot take on an uncensored persona who is free of the usual content standards

We should take AI seriously as a creative tool—here's how

A new global study finds that disinformation campaigns against women in politics are a national security threat.

Researchers have spent years warning that text-generation algorithms can spew bias and falsehoods. Tech giants are rushing them into products anyway.

30 years ago the technology industry attempted to import Lean practices — it failed. Instead of “continuous improvement,” progress halted…

We already have Google, so why expect ChatGPT to have all the answers, asks an academic? Here he outlines how to make creative use of its capabilities.

‘Large language models’ supply grammatically correct answers but struggle with calculations.

The company behind ChatGPT now employs around 1,000 people around the world to label data and help OpenAI’s models learn software engineering tasks.

A casual analysis of our current design industry compared to the old days and principles, and why it's important to step back and re-think…

As rich people plough money into ventilation to protect themselves, those with long Covid are treated as an embarrassment, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

People often limit their creativity by continually adding new features to a design rather than removing existing ones