On Oct. 20, New York Times reporter Natasha Singer discussed her latest book on how tech companies came to fill public school classrooms.

The planet already grows enough food to feed everyone. The problem is one of logistics. A third of all the food grown and ...

What would your brain waves look like if you saw a photo of an alligator? A new AI tool called Concept2Brain predicts brain-wave responses to pictures or text, generating simulated EEG data that ...

Students are more likely to take a computer science class in elementary school compared to middle or high school, a new ...

AI models can use up to 15 times more energy to process and generate text in widely spoken languages, often with ...

Does AI have a race? In people’s minds, it often does. Across studies in the U.S., Japan, and India, participants tended to ...

The acronym CRISPR, which stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, traditionally represents a ...

A new framework called AstroInsight uses large language models to generate novel research ideas in data-driven astronomy, ...

For Nigerian mathematician Temitope Comfort Iroko, a working day moves from pen-and-paper proofs to algorithms, computer code ...

Public Knowledge recently filed an amicus brief in the OpenAI copyright lawsuit, arguing that AI training should be ...