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A new video from The New York Times discusses how layoffs due to artificial intelligence are challenging government safety net programs. Chief economics correspondent Ben Casselman highlights the strain on these resources as the workforce undergoes significant changes.
Elon Musk lost a legal case involving OpenAI, marking a setback for his AI ventures.
Anthropic has teamed up with Blackstone and Goldman Sachs to form a new artificial intelligence firm. This collaboration aims to address growing demand for AI solutions in finance and other sectors.
New polling cited by the New York Times shows broad bipartisan concern about AI across jobs, energy prices, education, privacy, and mental health, with even younger voters' enthusiasm cooling. The findings suggest AI anxiety is moving from elite discourse into mass political salience and may shape the legislative agenda heading into the next election cycle.
Maryland enacted the first US state ban on "surveillance pricing" — the AI-powered practice of charging individual consumers different prices based on their personal data. The law targets a novel and consumer-facing form of AI use that has drawn growing concern from privacy advocates and competition regulators.
OpenAI has acquired Weights.gg, a startup that created tools for cloning voices. The purchase includes the company's employees and intellectual property, though OpenAI remains cautious about releasing voice replication technology to the public.
The White House approved $9 billion for U.S. spy agencies to improve artificial intelligence capabilities.