Anthropic is one of the world's most powerful AI firms. New Yorker writer Gideon Lewis-Kraus explains how they're trying to make chatbot Claude more ethical, and the implications of AI's widening use.

Nearly two-thirds of Java users surveyed rely on Java for developing AI applications, with JavaML, Deep Java Library, and OpenCL being the most-used libraries.

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Earlier this week, Eva AI hosted a two-day pop-up AI cafe in New York City, where AI chatbot enthusiasts could live out their fantasies in public. The 5-year-old tech company took over a wine bar in ...

About 50 members of a community outside Chile’s capital spent Saturday trying their best to power an entirely human-operated chatbot that could answer questions and make silly pictures on command, in ...

A new social network called Moltbook has been created for AIs, allowing machines to interact and talk to each other. Within ...

If using an AI chatbot makes you feel smart, we have some bad news. The study involved over 3,000 participants across three separate experiments, but with the same general gist. In each, the ...

Anthropic published a new "constitution" for Claude on Wednesday. It uses language suggesting Claude could one day be conscious. It's also intended as a framework for building safer AI models. How ...

Google says its flagship AI chatbot, Gemini, has been inundated by “commercially motivated” actors who are trying to clone the chatbot.

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Note: Totals might not equal 100 because of rounding. Source: Section survey of 5,000 white-collar workers from companies with 1,000 or more people in the U.S., U.K. and Canada conducted Sept. 26-Nov.