AI Regulation News - Page 10 of 13

Evaluating AI outputs at scale is a bottleneck, one that Google Stax aims to dissolve.

Sam Altman’s Tuesday announcement cemented a Pentagon partnership for OpenAI. The deal’s two stated safety principles?

The UK is about to force AI companies to do their homework before releasing new tools.

OpenAI is done pretending one model fits all. Its new GPT-5.4 comes in three distinct versions, and the choice you make says more about your work...

The next generation of AI doesn’t just write code, it acts on it. That shift brings a new class of risk: models that behave differently when they...

The digital frontier is a double-edged sword. For every moment of connection, there is a predator lurking in the shadows, exploiting the very tools...

An AI agent built to defend a network can be turned into the tool that breaks in.

OpenAI just bought the one thing its polished safety labs could never create: pure, viral chaos.

Apple ran a workshop last week about doing machine learning without ever seeing the raw data.

OpenAI president Greg Brockman is cutting two very large checks. One, for millions, went to a super PAC targeting New York Assemblymember Alex Bores,...

Elon Musk’s X claims it has locked down Grok, stopping the AI from turning photos of real people into sexualized deepfakes.

Everyone wants to pay less for AI. The standard method is cascading: you send an easy query to a cheap, small model and only bother the expensive one...

The quiet hum of innovation at OpenAI’s DevDay in October has grown into a loud signal.

Elizabeth Warren thinks we're watching the same old movie with a new cast. The plot is reckless borrowing. The stars are AI companies.

Reinforcement learning has a central, simple tension: do you learn from what you did, or what you could have done? TD learning forces the question.

In clinical settings, accuracy in speech recognition isn’t just a metric, it’s a matter of patient safety.

Doctors are drowning in paperwork. The speech recognition tools thrown to them as a lifeline?

Forget passwords, forget hunting for Wi-Fi hotspots, forget the frantic click-and-pray ritual when your connection drops.

A vulnerability hunt that once consumed hours now collapses into minutes. OpenAI’s Daybreak doesn’t automate fixes; it accelerates judgment.

Endless corporate panels preach responsible AI. Actually building it into a company's core operations is a brutal engineering challenge.