AI Ethics
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AI in Healthcare
GLP-1s Meet a Rising Eating Disorder Crisis
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs rank among the biggest biotech breakthroughs of the last decade. Yet for people with eating disorders, the…
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Data & Digital Privacy
Meta’s Smart Glasses Face a Privacy Reckoning
Meta’s smart glasses now have a privacy problem. Oregon Senator Ron Wyden and Massachusetts Senator Edward Markey sent Meta a…
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AI in Healthcare
Death Clock Turns Bloodwork Into a Deadline
Death Clock put death on the calendar. The AI-powered longevity app told the author they were scheduled to die on…
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Generative AI
AI Is Turning Game Preservation Into a Wild New Frontier
Your social media feed is packed with strange video game mashups: familiar characters in unfamiliar worlds, classic games running on…
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AI News & Trends
xAI’s Southaven Home Buyouts Put Noise Lawsuit in the Crosshairs
xAI is offering a controversial exit from Southaven’s noise fight. Real estate agents have gone door to door in Colonial…
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AI Agents & Automation
OLX Puts AI Agents Into Property Sales and Online Shopping
OLX Group is putting AI into two of the most practical parts of online marketplaces: selling a property and finding…
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Generative AI
The Open-Source AI Rewriter Challenging Paid Detection Tools
AI-generated writing is moving into a new phase. The question is no longer only whether software can create an article,…
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Data & Digital Privacy
Flock Safety Faces a Backlash Its CEO Says Is Not Real
Flock Safety is facing protests, contract cancellations and growing questions about police access to its camera network. The company’s CEO,…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Marissa Mayer’s AI Daughter Test Opens a Bigger Tech Debate
Marissa Mayer is going viral after using her own AI assistant to describe what she loves about her 10-year-old daughter.…
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AI in Science & Research
When Confident Writing Gives AI Reviewers the Wrong Idea
Confidence has always helped living things compete. A new research paper from Germany suggests it may now help scientific papers…
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