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‘Made by humans, not AI.’ Why Democrats are shunning fake videos in ads.

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico strolls through a dimly lit warehouse with rows of television sets arrayed on the floor in a recent campaign ad.

Washington's message to AI execs: please shut up

Washington is losing patience with AI leaders.

Want to avoid AI deskilling? Pilots may have the answer.

Pilots have long faced the risk of deskilling from relying on autopilot. Their experience may offer lessons for workers navigating AI at work.

The internet has a human slop problem. AI is exposing it.

AI is exposing flaws in decades of human-written software. Vercel's Tom Occhino sees a chance to fix the internet's neglected foundations.

This Week's Top Five Stories in AI

AI Magazine takes a look at some of the biggest stories from the past week, featuring Thinking Machines Lab, Holyvolt, Accenture, NVIDIA, Volvo & Mercedes

Meta is acquiring an AI analytics company.

Axios has the story. The company, Sundial, was founded by two former Meta employees, and they and others from Sundial will join Meta. One of the co-founders, Chandra Narayanan, will lead Meta’s “data analytics tooling and agents work,” according to Alex Shultz, Meta’s chief data officer.

Hottest toy for Christmas? Nvidia CEO plays with adorable Microduck robots, 20,000 sell

The robots, stomping their little feet and making tiny R2-D2 noises, sat, fell down dead for a "nap," and summersaulted on voice command.

Xbox's first chief operating officer is out after just a few months

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AI pixie dust is losing its stock market power

A broad swath of AI-related shares took it on the chin this week despite posting strong results.

How, and Why, We’re Adding A.I. Tools to NYT Cooking

New features can help home cooks customize thousands of New York Times recipes. But our human editors remain in charge.

The AI-Discovered Bug That Could Have Become a Cybersecurity Disaster

In early August, Sagi Tzadik asked an AI agent to take a security flaw it had found in WordPress and see whether the same weakness could be made to work against Drupal, another popular content management system. Eight hours later, the agent reported that it had failed. Then it added that, in the course of trying, it found a flaw in PHP, the programming language on which both systems—and as much as 70% of the web—depend.

OpenAI now trains its frontier AI models with no internet access

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