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The U.S. leads in frontier AI research, but China is rapidly gaining ground by focusing on practical application, algorithmic efficiency, and widespread societal adoption.
Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed the creation of a global organization to govern artificial intelligence during the APEC summit, positioning China as a leader in shaping international tech policy
Two U.S. federal judges have admitted their offices used AI to draft court documents that contained fabricated quotes and fictional individuals, prompting a rebuke from Congress.
Former Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger is now leading Gloo, a tech company with $110 million in funding to build an AI platform tailored for churches and faith groups.
Elon Musk has launched Grokipedia, an AI-powered encyclopedia intended as a conservative alternative to Wikipedia, raising immediate concerns over bias and accuracy.
The U.S. government is in preliminary talks to provide financial support to the quantum computing industry, potentially using Chips Act funds to counter China.
Chile faces a critical dilemma as its ambition to become an AI leader clashes with local protests over the immense water and energy consumption of data centers.
A coalition of ten major philanthropic foundations has pledged $500 million over five years to fund the development of human-centered artificial intelligence.
Learn how websites use your data for targeted advertising and what your rights are under new privacy laws. This guide explains how to use opt-out tools to manage your digital footprint.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has announced that ChatGPT will permit "erotica" for users who complete an age verification process, expected to launch in December.
A new JPMorgan Chase report warns that artificial intelligence will reshape global alliances, politics, and warfare, framing the U.S.-China rivalry as central.
European nations are accelerating efforts to build an independent AI industry to reduce reliance on US tech, but face a massive investment gap and continued dependence on American firms.
