Award-winning Korea studies scholar accused of using AI-fabricated citations

Authors demand compensation from Anthropic for ‘stolen’ work

More than 100 fed-up authors are demanding over 75 million from San Francisco-based AI behemoth Anthropic, which they claim stole their books to train its systems. The lawsuit filed in Northern California District Court on June 17 accused Anthropic, which partners with major companies like Microsoft and Amazon, brazenly used more than 500 pirated books []...Click to read more

Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu on the ‘brainless’ AI discourse, the myth of capitalism and the Gen Z revolution risk

The MIT economist and Nobel Prize winner doesn't mince words: most of what you're reading about AI is wrong, and the stakes for getting it right are existential.

Here Are 4 Major Lawsuits That Have Shaped The Artificial Intelligence Debate

The debate over artificial intelligence has been shaped by several lawsuits since the technology became widespread. In the U.S., major players such as Anthropic and OpenAI vie for the top spot in the industry — all

AI chatbots are coming for white-collar job interviews

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI Once used mainly for high-volume hiring, AI-led interviews are gaining traction in white-collar roles. Employers embracing the strategy say it lets them consider far more candidates. Whether AI circumvents human bias — or creates new problems — is already a subject of debate. When Bijo Thomas logged onto his computer for []

Everyone Wants to Build AI Using Someone Else’s Work

Publishers and artists aren’t the only ones accusing AI startups of foul play these days.