AI & Machine Learning

The risks of giving leaders free rein when AI is at the heart of the economy, national security and just about everything else are now clear

The US government has expanded the use of an AI tool for advising air traffic controllers to assist in managing air traffic across the entire national airspace system. Airline executives have voiced support for the rollout, but the US labor union representing air traffic controllers has said it was not involved in designing or testing

Jensen Huang, long considered the face of the AI revolution, has resigned as Nvidia’s President, CEO and board member as sandals over his romantic affairs wiped hundreds of billions of dollars from the company’s market value in a matter of days. US lawmakers signal they’ll likely push for tighter export restrictions for AI chips. Meanwhile,

Built primarily on OpenAI models, Amplitude’s proactive product agent, Wave, identifies what to build, helps teams ship changes with coding agents, and measures the impact.

Drone and missile strikes have inflicted unprecedented damage on data centers in Eastern Europe and the Middle East this year, disrupting cloud services for millions of people and permanently deleting some Amazon Web Services customer data. This trend represents a new concern for Big Tech companies—but also for governments and everyone else who depends on

Elon Musk’s rocket and artificial intelligence company has spent billions to develop the giant warehouses full of computer servers that power the technology.

Google is continuing its elemental AI naming scheme with the new Gemini 4 Hydrogen. These names are less descriptive than the Pro/Flash monikers of earlier releases, but Hydrogen’s purpose is clear: It replaces the faster, more economical Flash models most people in Google’s ecosystem use. With Google’s recent Argon and Carbon releases, the rollout was

New York Times journalists want to answer your questions about how we’re using artificial intelligence in our report.

CHICAGO—Families joined protests in seven cities nationwide on Wednesday, rallying against what they see as Google’s bid to entrench its AI models in schools, turn kids of all ages into Gemini guinea pigs, and hook them on AI. The backlash follows a Google statement last week, confirming that there will be no way for students

The surge of A.I. fakes that emerged this election season was different than what researchers had feared. The results are also a reckoning.