A judge is “not prepared” to say companion chatbots should receive First Amendment protection.

The complaint says that Surge AI misclassifies its contract workers and fails to pay them for training, citing “millions” in unpaid wages.

Hallucinations from AI in court documents are infuriating judges. Experts predict that the problem’s only going to get worse.

The independent data scientist that used ChatGPT to develop multiple choice questions for the new California State Bar exam ...

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Anthropic, the San Francisco OpenAI competitor behind the chatbot Claude, saw an ugly saga this week when its lawyer used AI ...

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Many top language models now err on the side of caution, refusing harmless prompts that merely sound risky – an ‘over-refusal ...

ChatGPT is the artificial intelligence chatbot that started the whole generative AI revolution. It's a multimodal tool that ...

Continued advances in AI image creation tools have sparked a bit of a firestorm and backlash, with artists and big tech companies arguing over what’s right and wrong ...

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A controversial AI study has prompted Reddit to introduce new identity checks while reaffirming its commitment to user ...