Will Henshall

Will Henshall is an editorial fellow. He covers tech, with a focus on AI.

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Proteins, each with their own unique three-dimensional architecture, are the body’s molecular tools, adapted to perform the specific tasks necessary for maintaining life. For decades, researchers have modified proteins to augment or alter their function....

By Will Henshall

Big Tech Dominates AI Lobbying in D.C.

Spending on lobbying to shape AI policy in Washington is soaring—and tech giants are leading the charge.

By Will Henshall

The Economist Sounding the Alarm on AI

Unlike most top economists, Anton Korinek believes policymakers need to take AI’s disruptive potential more seriously.

By Will Henshall

The Best Apps for the Solar Eclipse

Here are the best apps for viewing and learning about the 2024 solar eclipse.

By Will Henshall

What to Know About Data Annotation Work

As artificial intelligence evolves, data annotation—or the work done by humans to train AI models—has emerged as a potential way to make money.

By Will Henshall

U.S., U.K. Will Partner to Safety Test AI

The two AI safety testing bodies will look to exchange employees and share information as AI continues to rapidly evolve.

By Will Henshall

How to Photograph Solar Eclipse With a Smartphone

Use solar eclipse glasses, set your focus and exposure, use burst mode, and other tips.

By Will Henshall

U.S. Military Spending on AI Surges

A new report has found that U.S. government spending on artificial intelligence has exploded in the past year, driven by the Department of Defense.

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Nobody Knows How to Safety-Test AI

Governments and companies are relying on safety-testing to reduce dangers from powerful AI systems. But the tests are far from ready.

By Will Henshall

Maybe Our Phones Aren’t the Problem

A fear of smartphones and screen time is just the latest moral panic, writes psychologist Pete Etchells.

By Will Henshall

How Much Should You Tip?

Five people share their tipping habits over the course of one week

By Will Henshall

Purging AI Systems of Dangerous Knowledge

Researchers have developed new techniques to prevent AI models from being used to carry out cyberattacks and deploy bioweapons.

By Will Henshall

The Supreme Court Could Determine the Future of Social Media Content Moderation

Industry groups are challenging Florida and Texas laws on social media content moderation.

By Will Henshall

New Bipartisan AI Task Force Launches

TIME spoke to members of the House's new Task Force about their priorities—and finding common ground on AI.

By Will Henshall

Why Europe’s Efforts to Gain AI Autonomy Might Be Too Late

Some experts warn that smaller economies may be better off sharing AI power with those that are already leading

By Will Henshall

What to Know About OpenAI’s New AI Video Generator Sora

From golden retriever podcasters to grandmas making gnocchi to hamsters riding dragons.

By Will Henshall

What Investors Predict for AI in 2024

Entrepreneurs and venture capitalists shared predictions for the year ahead in artificial intelligence at the World Governments Summit in Dubai.

By Will Henshall

Looking for Love? Let the Market Decide

Manifold.love lets users create prediction markets for their dating lives and those of other users.

By Will Henshall

U.S. Announces Director of New AI Safety Body

Elizabeth Kelly, former Biden economic policy adviser, will lead the U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute.

By Will Henshall

Buried Roman Scrolls Decoded Using AI

The author seems to be discussing the question: are things that are scarce more pleasurable as a result?

By Will Henshall
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