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A federal judge has approved a $1.5 billion settlement between Anthropic and authors over the company's use of copyrighted books to train its AI models, marking the largest copyright recovery in U.S. history.
This article explains how AI advice can paradoxically reduce human accuracy while increasing confidence, a phenomenon known as AI overconfidence bias.
A new study by the Oversight Board reveals that top AI models are more likely to suppress criticism of repressive governments than democratic ones, raising concerns about algorithmic bias and free speech.
Anthropic's Claude Corps fellowship offers $85,000 stipends and benefits to 1,000 early-career professionals placed with partner nonprofits.
OpenAI is enhancing ChatGPT's safety features for teens through age-appropriate protections, learning tools, and expert partnerships. The company aims to balance accessibility with responsible AI deployment for young users.
As generative AI becomes more prevalent, experts are urging a shift from automatic AI activation to opt-in defaults for greater user privacy and control.
A hacker accessed Suno's internal systems and discovered that the AI music generator trained on decades of copyrighted YouTube content. The breach highlights concerns about AI data sourcing and copyright compliance in the industry.
A hacker has leaked Suno's source code, revealing that the AI music platform trained its model using millions of scraped songs and lyrics from the internet.
xAI sues a South Carolina man for allegedly using its Grok AI chatbot to generate and distribute child sexual abuse material, highlighting the growing challenges of AI misuse and accountability.
This explainer explores how advanced AI technologies in AR glasses blur the line between real and artificial reality, examining the neural rendering techniques that make this possible and the philosophical implications of perceptual ambiguity.
Anthropic's latest ad campaign, intended to highlight ethical AI development, has drawn criticism for making viewers uncomfortable with its approach.
Anthropic's new study reveals that Claude's responses vary by language, showing greater warmth in Hindi and more rigor in Russian, highlighting how language shapes AI behavior.
