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  • Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on stage in front of a screen that says "Foundation Models and Generative AI" as he introduces the new Amazon Alexa+.Newsletters

    Amazon’s new Alexa+ may be its last, best chance to catch up in AI—and show the world that an AI hardware device can be a hit with consumers

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  • a photograph projected onto a human handNewsletters

    The downfall of AI startup Humane reveals the perils of the AI ‘race’

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  • A person holding a smartphone that is displaying a digital avatar of a young woman.Newsletters

    People increasingly view chatbots as if they were friends, just not necessarily super-smart ones

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  • two men in casual clothing sit at a table, posed for a photo portraitNewsletters

    Exclusive: Model ML, a financial research startup automating Wall Street’s grunt work, emerges from stealth

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  • Photo of a mobile phone screen displaying the words Google GeminiNewsletters

    Google’s Gemini is helping hackers work faster but hasn’t unlocked new attacks—yet

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  • Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI Inc., speaks in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. Trump announced a joint venture to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure worth billions of dollars with the leaders of Softbank Group Corp., OpenAI LLC, and Oracle Corp., an effort aimed at speeding development of the emerging technology. Photographer: Aaron Schwartz/Sipa/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Race to build more AI infrastructure dominates tech—and the U.S. presidential transition

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  • A British police officer stands in front of a police van with a sign warning the public that the police are using live facial recognition technology.Newsletters

    Facial recognition systems are flawed and biased. Police departments are using them anyway.

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  • Photo of a TV screen showing law enforcement forensic experts searching the remains of a burnt out Tesla Cybertruck for evidence.Newsletters

    Two misuses of popular AI tools spark the question: When do we blame the tools?

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  • A infographic depicting which companies are most impersonated in online phishing scams.Newsletters

    Cybersecurity leaders scramble to educate employees on generative AI threats

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  • Robotic engineer colleagues working on robotic knee replacement surgery project, adjusting robots settings.Newsletters

    Bias in medical algorithms is one of AI’s long-running issues. Will new guidelines ignite action?

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  • Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai speaking on stage at a tech conference.Newsletters

    It’s ‘Fast and Furious’ meets ‘Groundhog Day’ in AI

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  • Green cubes with an inset question mark on one faceNewsletters

    Exclusive: Corpora.ai’s AI ‘research engine’ creates 8-page reports citing hundreds of sources in seconds

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  • an orange-colored hand held electronic device with a rabbit logoNewsletters

    The Rabbit R1 is an example of the AI industry’s “test your products in the real world” ethos

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  • A teenage boy sitting at a desk with a laptop open in front of him and talking into his phone.Newsletters

    Teens are using AI, but are worried about what it means for their futures

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  • Photo of a Da Vinci surgical robot conducting an operation on a patient's abdomen as several people in surgical garb stand watch nearby.Newsletters

    The next time you go under the knife, there’s a good chance a robot will hold the scalpel

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