Scott Nover

Most of the artificial intelligence we talk about comes packaged in software: chatbots, image generators, and other tools that add an AI kick to your typical internet experience. But one company's efforts to fuel a brand-new hardware product with AI is getting … less-than-stellar reviews.

Six months after British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hosted a global summit on artificial intelligence at Bletchley Park, the United Kingdom is making moves to start regulating AI.

The US, UK, and Europe are all looking into whether Big Tech's relationship with upstart AI companies is simpatico with their antitrust laws. The UK joined the party on April 11 when its Competition and Markets Authority

Microsoft has quickly become the most important investor in artificial intelligence technology, holding a $13 billion stake in ChatGPT-maker OpenAI. It’s a peculiar deal with a revenue-sharing agreement that’s raised eyebrows from global regulators. But its latest billion-dollar investment is perhap...

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The World Health Organization recently released Smart AI Resource Assistant for Health — or SARAH — an AI chatbot that's able to answer basic health questions. SARAH is able to answer health questions in eight different languages, and the organization says she's a tool to fight misinformation about mental health, cancer, and COVID, among other things.

If you use any Meta product — Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, or Messenger — buck up for an onslaught of AI. The social media giant is

100 billion: AI is a priority for many of Silicon Valley’s top companies — and it’s a costly one. Google DeepMind chief Demis Hassabis said that the tech giant plans to spend more than $100 billion developing artificial intelligence. That’s the same amount that rival Microsoft is expected to spend i...

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If Meta thinks that what users are craving is more AI, they're ignoring the fact that the Facebook and Instagram experience is already full of AI. Do we really need more?