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AI Is Not an Arms Race

By Katja Grace

How to Kill Online Free Speech

By Jacob Mchangama and Jeff Kosseff

Musk’s Brain Implant Firm Gets Approval for Human Tests

By Sarah McBride / Bloomberg

Musk Stokes MAGA Unease With DeSantis Embrace

By Eric Cortellessa
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DeSantis Campaign Sputters to Launch

A widely promoted Twitter Spaces event with Elon Musk to launch his campaign began disastrously for Ron DeSantis.

By Brian Bennett

Apple Strikes Multibillion-Dollar Deal for U.S.-Made Chips

The announcement comes amid U.S. efforts to reduce American companies’ reliance on foreign chipmakers.

By Simmone Shah

OpenAI Seeks to Expand in Europe

CEO Sam Altman floated Poland for a research and engineering office

By Konrad Krasuski / Bloomberg

TikTok CEO Says Oracle Has Begun Reviewing Its Source Code

TikTok is 'on track' with its undertaking to have all U.S. user data hosted and overseen by Oracle

By Zheping Huang and Caroline Hyde / Bloomberg

In the Rush to AI, We Can’t Afford to Trust Big Tech

Governments, big tech, and scientists will need to work together

By Gary Marcus

AI Chatbots Are Doing Something a Lot Like Improv

Like an improv actor dropped into a scene, a language model-driven chatbot is simply trying to produce plausible-sounding outputs.

By Helen Toner

The U.S. Tech Industry Needs China

China could be viewed as a competitor that can accelerate the pace of innovation and even bring boom times to the U.S. economy.

By Keyu Jin

The Case for Protecting AI-Generated Speech With the First Amendment

Should content created by generative AI have free speech protections?

By Richard Stengel

Extravagant Prom Outfit Reveals Go Viral on TikTok

Prom season is unfolding with some glamorous looks

By Mariah Espada

The Writers Strike Is Taking a Stand on AI

Artificial intelligence could drastically change Hollywood. Here's how the writers strike is pushing back.

By Simmone Shah

To Make a Difference in Health Care, AI Must Learn Like Us

AI is poised to irrevocably change how we look to prevent and treat illness.

By Vijay Pande

U.K. Blocks Microsoft-Activision Deal

The move could set the tone for the world’s biggest regulators

By Katharine Gemmell / Bloomberg

The 'Don't Look Up' Thinking That Could Doom Us With AI

If superintelligence drives humanity extinct, it probably won’t be because it turned evil or conscious, but because it turned competent

By Max Tegmark

These Are All the Media Outlets Feuding With Twitter

Canada's CBC joins several media outlets ceasing their Twitter activity over controversial new labels.

By Armani Syed

To Stay Ahead of China in AI, the U.S. Needs to Work with China

The U.S. is in a long-term technology competition with China, but pure decoupling is a weak strategy.

By Paul Scharre

Why Latin American Leaders Love TikTok

As the U.S. and Europe try to ban the social video app, Latin American presidents are embracing it.

By Vera Bergengruen
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