Artificial Intelligence

Pope Leo’s Name Carries an AI Warning

By Andrew R. Chow

This Artist Isn’t Afraid of AI in Art

By Lily Marks

Exclusive: Every AI Datacenter Is Vulnerable to Chinese Espionage

By Billy Perrigo

How Tariffs Could Hurt AI Development

By Billy Perrigo
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How Sam Altman Is Thinking About AGI and Superintelligence

The OpenAI CEO recently published a blog post reflecting on AI progress, as well as his brief ouster from the company.

By Tharin Pillay

How the Benefits—and Harms—of AI Grew in 2024

In 2024, tech companies raced ahead with AI, driving markets and stirring regulators.

By Andrew R. Chow

As AI Models Advance, Tests Race to Catch Up

With leading labs rolling out increasingly capable models every few months, the need for new tests to assess frontier capabilities is greater than ever.

By Tharin Pillay

The Gap Between Open and Closed AI Models Might Be Shrinking

A new report by research organization Epoch AI found that open models available today are about a year behind the top closed models.

By Tharin Pillay

What Teenagers Really Think About AI

A survey by the Center for Youth and AI and YouGov suggests teens via the risks of AI as a top issue for lawmakers.

By Harry Booth

Why Sam Altman Is Leaving OpenAI’s Safety Committee

The committee was created to advise OpenAI's board on “critical safety and security” decisions.

By Harry Booth

Research Reveals Global Divide in AI Chip Power

A new peer-reviewed paper, shared exclusively with TIME, set out to map AI across the globe. The findings were stark.

By Billy Perrigo

Exclusive: Workers at Google DeepMind Push Company to Drop Military Contracts

Nearly 200 DeepMind workers signed a letter urging Google to drop military contracts, fearing AI misuse and violations of the company’s own rules.

By Billy Perrigo

Zuckerberg's Battle for the Future of AI

The Meta CEO published a manifesto arguing for open-source AI, as regulators consider limits on the technology.

By Billy Perrigo

Exclusive: Voters Value Safe AI Rules

American voters don't buy the argument that the U.S. must race ahead on AI to beat China, a new poll finds.

By Billy Perrigo

AI Can 'Hallucinate.' Maybe Not for Long

The research could pave the way for more reliable AI systems in the near future.

By Billy Perrigo

Musk Slams Apple Deal with OpenAI

Musk’s criticism of the deal is the latest development in an ongoing spat with OpenAI.

By Harry Booth

Gina Raimondo on America's AI Future

As AI advances, Raimondo’s Commerce Department is leading efforts to maintain U.S. supremacy and develop safety standards.

By Will Henshall

The Researcher Modeling the Future of AI

Jaime Sevilla, a 28-year-old Spanish researcher, is on a mission to bring data-driven rigor to predictions on AI.

By Will Henshall

AI Whistleblowers Speak Out

'The stakes are incredibly high'

By Billy Perrigo and Will Henshall

Costs of Building AI Continue to Soar

The cost of building artificial intelligence is doubling every nine months, a new study shows. Here's why.

By Will Henshall
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