AI

“We're just the largest database of repair information in the world, no big deal if they take it all without asking and swamp our servers in the process.”

In the last year, the number of websites specifically restricting OpenAI and other AI scraper bots has gone through the roof.

A proposed exemption to the DMCA would give researchers permission to break terms of service on AI tools to expose bias, training data, and potentially harmful outputs.

Lattice’s now-canceled software would have allowed AI bots to be onboarded, trained, and evaluated “just as any person would be.”

TUAW, a site that was shut down 10 years ago, was sold to a private equity firm, then to a company in Hong Kong, and has now stolen its old workers' identities and is running their old work through AI summarizers.

One week after the FTC said companies should not use AI to form personal attachments with consumers, TikTok says its AI avatars can help brands build “real and native connections.”

The answer shows a conversation between a "human" and an "AI" about the proper way to answer a sensitive question.

Dozens of human journalists are writing the same blog to appease a search algorithm that wants to automate their jobs out of existence.

Here is how I found hardcore porn, pirated content, malware, and endless scams on Facebook: I typed “Katy Perry” into the search bar.

The report finds that Amazon workers in robotic warehouses feel more isolated at work, which makes it difficult to unionize.