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Tim Kelley is delighted to help expand entrepreneurship in West Africa this spring.

There are currently more than 100 pending copyright infringement lawsuits against AI companies, with more sure to come. Most of those lawsuits claim that training an AI model on copyrighted works is infringing, raising fundamental questions about the fair use of copyrighted works, competition, and the public interest. Tulane Law Professor Brian L. Frye, an…

Two-year study examines how Department of Energy research investments support innovation, entrepreneurship, national priorities

A UC Berkeley professor has stopped grading students’ homework for correctness after noticing artificial intelligence tools were helping them rack up top marks.

A Waseda University emeritus professor in Japan sparked controversy by arguing that because Korea’s economy has grown, it should return property that Japan and Japanese people owned during the Japanese colonial period.

GREENVILLE, Pitt County — Artificial intelligence is helping military analysts sort through large amounts of information, identify potential threats and build a clearer picture of situations that could affect military operations.

University of Miami School of Law Professor George S. Georgiev, the Demetrio Pérez, Jr. Endowed Chair in Business Law, discussed the role and regulation of artificial intelligence in financial markets with regulators, industry leaders, and academic experts during policy seminars in Brazil and Argentina in September 2026. A Q&A based on his remarks is shared…

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Increased personalization in marketing could be driving people apart, Penn professor Joseph Turow warns in his latest book.

Max Tegmark, an MIT physics professor and machine learning researcher, told Fox News Digital that attitudes about AI have shifted more in the last three months than they have in the previous decade.