There’s a lot of data collection going on these days in the name of figuring out where the labor force is at with the adoption of artificial intelligence at work. And based on current survey results, it’s all over the map. Somewhere between 20% and 40% of workers use AI, and between 5% and 40% of firms have adopted AI into the workplace.

A federal judge in Florida has rejected arguments made by an artificial intelligence company that its chatbots are protected by the First Amendment — at least for now.

The dampened investor mood over AI — relative to the frenzy over the theme in 2024, at least — doesn’t reflect the priorities of companies.

A concern about AI reaching AGI is that some people will believe that a supernatural force is at play. This could be harmful. Here are ways we need to prepare for this.

Tech and music industry leaders testified about the dangers of deepfakes made with artificial intelligence on Wednesday, urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would protect people’s voices and likenesses from replication without consent.

The now-scrapped rule would have limited the number of advanced artificial intelligence chips NVIDIA could sell to certain countries.

Recent research by AI company Anthropic further shows that its Claude 3 chatbot was at its most persuasive when allowed to fabricate information and engage in deception. Given AI chatbots have no moral inhibitions, they are poised to be much better at deception than humans.

Google DeepMind has offered top researchers $20 million per year in compensation and awarded off-cycle equity grants specifically to AI researchers.

There's another artificial intelligence blunder impacting news organizations. The content distributor King Features said it was firing a writer who produced a recommended summer reading list that contains non-existent books.