Google Pulls Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone AI Ad After Failing to Read the Room
Viewers did not react to the commercial as planned
Is Everyone as Obsessed With Stephen Nedoroscik as I Am?
His job is pommel horse
AI Website Scrapers Are Evolving at Alarming Rates
Can regulation play a part in the industry's future?
Take It From a Woman: It’s the Year of the Girl. Don’t Be a Dick About It.
Brat Summer, the prospect of America’s first female president — it’s a femininomenon! And I'm here to provide context.
The Space Force Wants You, Gamers
While other branches dabble in video games, the newest arm is adamant about "leveraging gaming, game technologies and the community of gamers to advance our military"
Turns Out There’s an Illicit Online Market for Faces
Scammers are already finding ways around facial-recognition security measures
Senators Seek to Protect Artists From AI Abuse With New Bill
Can the COPIED Act make a difference?
AI Companies Face Lawsuits From Three Major Labels
Sony, Universal and Warner allege the music generators were trained on copyrighted songs
Apple and Meta Are Reportedly Exploring an AI Partnership
Apple is keeping its AI options open
How to Behave Online: 84 New Rules
Advice for navigating work Slack, AI-fueled social media, dating apps and just about every facet of our always-online existence
Take It From a Woman: We Want Rat Faces and Dad Bods
Welcome to hot rodent summer
An AI Chatbot Is Running for Mayor — And Cracking Under Pressure
Victor Miller, Cheyenne's new mayoral candidate, says he is a "meat avatar" for a bot named Vic
AI Has Done Terrible Things to Image Searching
This is all heading to some very creepy places
The Case for and Against AI Art
Eva Toorenent and Phillip Toledano are on opposite sides of the heated debate over artificial intelligence. Here, they make their arguments.
The Best Movies, TV and Music for June
It's the return of the Brat Pack, thanks to a new documentary by Andrew McCarthy. Plus, "The Bear" is back.
How Many Men Are Secretly Addicted to Video Games?
"Internet gaming disorder" is now a recognized mental-health condition, but the debate about the pros and cons of video games still rages