The War Between Open Source, Open Weight, and Closed AI Models
Timothy Prickett Morgan examines the competitive dynamics between proprietary closed-source AI models, open-weight models, and fully open-source alternatives. He argues…
Timothy Prickett Morgan examines the competitive dynamics between proprietary closed-source AI models, open-weight models, and fully open-source alternatives. He argues…
Colin Gabler writes that artificial intelligence will transform, rather than eliminate, the value of a college degree. He argues that…
An editorial in the Rutland Herald warns that AI chatbots pose significant mental health risks to teenagers who increasingly turn…
A JAMA perspective by Ezekiel J. Emanuel and colleagues challenges the assumption that AI in medicine should always remain subordinate…
Bob Greifeld, a CNBC contributor and co-founder of Cornerstone Financial Technology, writes that more than 2,000 legislative and regulatory proposals…
Emma McGrattan writes in TechRadar that the proliferation of AI-generated content, or AI slop, is eroding trust in professional and…
Axios reports that labor unions are increasingly securing enforceable contract protections against AI-driven workplace disruption rather than waiting on legislation.…
Anthony Rowley writes in the South China Morning Post that global leaders are failing to adequately confront the risks of…
Eric Schmidt and Suhas Mahesh argue that while narrow AI systems like AlphaFold have achieved breakthroughs, they depend on massive…
MIT Technology Review interviewed young people aged 10 to 18 about their attitudes toward artificial intelligence and found more nuanced…
MIT Technology Review reports that cutting-edge AI research has largely shifted from universities to well-funded companies like Anthropic and OpenAI,…
Brown University economics professor Roberto Serrano writes that after allowing a take-home midterm in his welfare economics course, the median…