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By: Tanner Stening
Debate is intensifying in Europe and the U.S. over how to classify AI systems for purposes of legal liability and accountability.
By: Tanner Stening
Generative AI is now forcing book publishing into a long overdue reckoning over what counts as original human work.
Formed by superheated glacial water from the last ice age, these hydrothermal vents have been bubbling beneath a fjord for centuries.
By: Tanner Stening
Williams joins a growing list of star athletes who have tried to return to competitive play in their 40s after retiring or stepping away.
By: Tanner Stening
When AI startup Anthropic confidentially filed for an initial public offering, or IPO, last week , it intensified what many observers have framed
The event, billed as “UFC Freedom 250,” is under threat as plaintiffs challenge the legality of approval of the private sporting event.
By: Tanner Stening
The Obama and Trump libraries are going digital. Historians aren't sure that's a good idea.
By: Tanner Stening
Rising inflation, the Iran war and other central banks moving to increase interest rates may complicate the path forward, experts say.
By: Tanner Stening
World Cup hotel demand in Boston falls short of forecasts, but rates surge
