The former researcher at OpenAI divorced the company in an op-ed in the New York Times in which she warned not of some vague, unnamed crisis like Anthropic’s recently departed safeguard lead, but of ...

Courtly Observations is a recurring series by Erwin Chemerinsky that focuses on what the Supreme Court’s decisions will mean ...

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Jarryd Terblanche, conceptual copywriter at Special Effects Media, looks at how narrative voice will cut through digital marketing’s content saturation in ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing offer tantalizing addressable markets that can lead to a long list of ...

Anime as a medium has been always based on the first impressions, and little can be used to determine those impressions in a ...

Titled "Dash," the exhibition will run from April 9 to Sept. 28.

Educational platform announces expanded course programme addressing critical thinking, responsible use, and AI ...

Interview Kickstart has announced the launch of a new Backend Engineering Interview Prep Course, designed for software engineers preparing for backend-focused roles at large technology companies. The ...

Demand for public services is increasing faster than governments can respond. The idea that technology is purely an efficiency booster is deeply incomplete. New technologies, especially artificial ...

Our findings indicate that a large commercial insurer is increasingly covering acupuncture for its beneficiaries. Unlike Medicare Part B, which limits acupuncture coverage to chronic low back pain, ...