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Back in April, Anthropic unveiled its Claude Mythos AI model that it said was too powerful to publicly release. Instead, the company has shared access with software vendors, including Apple, in an ...

Microsoft is well-positioned in the AI era, with Azure surpassing $75B annual revenue and an AI run rate at $37B. Azure’s scale, enterprise integration, and diversified AI monetization provide robust ...

The rise of generative artificial intelligence is reshaping nearly every school subject—but maybe none more than English class. When generative AI became widely available, some teachers wondered ...

In roughly 12 hours, they generated nearly 400 complete, publication-ready finance papers —using AI to generate hypotheses and write the manuscript. The study demonstrated how AI could accelerate ...

Chieng used his Wednesday address to issue a profanity-laced warning against relying too heavily on artificial intelligence, urging graduating seniors to preserve the habits of thought that AI can ...

Emma Kanjorski doesn’t consider herself an advanced AI user—at least compared with some of her fellow 2026 graduates. She avoided ChatGPT for much of her time at the University of Vermont because she ...

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Nevertheless, we should heed the warnings of the AI industry’s own leaders, such as Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman’s expectations of the imminent transition for office workers and OpenAI CEO Sam ...

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