Since ChatGPT's release, "excellent" grades in AI-compatible courses have risen 30% at one selective university. The deeper problem is that higher education built a credentialing system it can no longer defend.
The Justice Department's intervention in xAI's lawsuit against Colorado isn't primarily a constitutional event. It's a market-shaping one — and the beneficiaries are exactly who you'd expect.
A new Anthropic study of over a million conversations finds that experienced AI users outperform newcomers by 10 percent — a gap that compounds over time and is already tracking existing class lines. No policy is designed to close it.
The Pentagon blacklisted Anthropic as a supply chain risk. The White House is negotiating access to its most dangerous AI anyway. This is not a contradiction — it's a procurement war.
OpenAI detected the Tumbler Ridge shooter's account, suspended it, and then decided — by its own internal standard, reviewed by no one — that the threat didn't require a call to police. Eight people died. The real failure isn't the calibration. It's that a private company was making this call at all
From Texas Republicans to California teachers, communities across the U.S. are organizing against an unregulated AI datacenter boom — and the bipartisan coalition forming around local water, power, and autonomy is one the industry wasn't built to handle.
Justice Sotomayor called AI prediction of Supreme Court rulings 'a very bad thing.' She's right — but the real problem isn't that the court is predictable. It's what that predictability proves about whether law or ideology is driving the decisions.
From the EU's AI Act to China's algorithmic controls, governments worldwide are racing to regulate artificial intelligence. Here's where AI regulation stands in 2025—and what's coming next.
More than 100 Baidu robotaxis stopped working simultaneously on public roads, and the company said nothing. The malfunction is less alarming than the accountability gap it exposed.
OpenAI's retreat from adult content follows a century-old pattern: tech companies exploit sex work for innovation, then abandon the industry for respectability while keeping the profits.
Sanders and AOC propose an 18-month freeze on AI datacenter construction as facilities consuming city-scale electricity threaten to overwhelm America's power grid.
Internal messages reveal how OpenAI's CEO positioned himself as trying to 'save' Anthropic while securing the military contract his rival had just lost over ethical objections to weapons work.
Universities are forcing handwritten exams to prevent AI cheating, but the 'solution' discriminates against disabled students, multilingual learners, and anyone taking online classes.