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The Smithsonian Institution is using artificial intelligence to better understand its collection related to the American Revolution

In a time when so many are rejecting creativity and the employment of actual creative people in favor of using generative AI, it’s fair enough to get angry. These vast plagiarism machines regurgitate the efforts of millions of talented humans without credit or compensation, while exacerbating environmental destruction and making technology unaffordable for the majority.…

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Gen Z is using artificial intelligence regularly, but many young adults are also becoming more skeptical about how the technology could affect their learning, creativity and future jobs. (Photo: KUTV)

Managers rarely run out of tasks—they run out of time. The real challenge is identifying which deserve your focus.

A lot of the current AI conversation assumes that “useful” AI means getting an agent to do the whole thing for you. There are some tasks where this does make a lot of sense – if done right – but there are many reasons why this isn’t the best option.

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.

The curator of a new exhibition in the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art is defending the installation’s use of generative artificial intelligence to allow viewers to manipulate digital artwork. More than 900 people have signed an open letter calling to shut down the project due to the project’s AI use.

Doctors who use ChatGPT to summarize patient charts, interpret test results or work with medical images can violate HIPAA when identifiable health information is sent to a service without the agreements and safeguards required by federal privacy law.