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RuneScape creator Jagex has responded to the use of generative AI in a trailer for RuneScape 3’s Dragon Slayer 2 quest shown during RuneFest.

Intelligent Document Processing Turns Documents into Actionable Data and Creates a Flexible Information Flow Into Microsoft Dynamics

Somewhere right now, a model is reading a library. It does not read like you or I, savouring a good line or skipping to the end. It does not copy, clean and convert text into numbers at the scale that a human reader could. The copyright questions these models raise are not new, but they…

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On August 18, 2026, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) released a discussion paper proposing new approaches to regulating medical devices enabled by generative artificial intelligence (genAI), and requesting stakeholder feedback, which must be submitted by October 19, 2026. The paper is not guidance, but it offers…

Generative AI can be used to help researchers in many activities, including reviewing literature, organizing ideas, summarizing complex material, and improving writing. U Research offers resources to help researchers use these tools responsibly to protect the integrity, accuracy, and origionality of their work.

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools are now widely adopted and embedded in everyday workflows, including content creation and research. As your ministry evaluates the costs and benefits of AI, this article will highlight some potential risks and limitations. This can help inform clear expectations and guidelines, so you feel confident knowing its use aligns with…

Brussels is pondering whether the EU’s existing copyright framework needs beefing up to deal with generative AI, even as work continues on making current protections workable.

The site uses generative AI to help users find information and access services such as Medicare enrollment and passport applications.

Stanford University is facing criticism after its Residential & Dining Enterprises used generative artificial intelligence to alter the appearances of three students, including replacing one student, Billy Ramirez, who is Hispanic, with an AI-generated Black woman.