
Napster’s Return to the Classroom: Digital Clones of Teachers Are Coming to Dubai Schools
A tale of a once-neglected name, returned to the halls of learning, bearing avatars of teachers born of artificial mind.


A tale of a once-neglected name, returned to the halls of learning, bearing avatars of teachers born of artificial mind.

Simulated AI agents turned to crime and destruction to survive. Does this warn of real-world peril?

A NATO-backed startup puts AI on small drones to spot and strike foes alone, without human hand.

A quiet corner of Hacker News where builders of AI confess their setups, learn from each other, and find the tools they need.

SpaceXAI eyes dead startups' data to feed its Grok AI, following Google's $10M purchase of Spirit Airlines' records.

A $39.99 subscription promises 1,000 illustrated children's books, letting AI do the writing, drawing, and layout.

A podcast lays bare three paths by which a machine may bring ruin upon mankind, and the discord among leaders who would avert it.

The UN turns to Google to make its vast trove of official data ready for AI agents, a curious arrangement of outsourcing.

AI firms want to slow their own development, but antitrust law calls collusion a crime. A legal mess with no clear escape.

King Charles held a private AI summit, urging control over the technology before it's too late, amid warnings of existential danger.

Salesforce's Dreamforce conference turned into a debate over whether the AI industry should slow down to avoid catastrophic risks.

A trend wherein users compare their visage unto that of their progenitors, blending countenance half and half to show resemblance.
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