A roundup of the latest gifts and rifts surrounding AI.

Everything we know — and don’t know — about AI going rogue.

Simply acknowledging the impact of AI gave edtech firms a harsh haircut.

The wedding industry is the latest one to confront its union with AI.

Companion is a smart device billing itself as “your dog’s automated, always-available playmate.”

Advances in AI also mean advances in scamming, bringing about a new set of tools for gaining and exploiting subjects’ attention.

AI can quickly replicate human voices, threatening the livelihood of voice artists who’ve found their unique sound up for sale.

Companies are promising riches to lure top young minds in AI out of academia.

HustleGPT was a viral sensation that asked if bots could become entrepreneurs.

An agtech startup hopes farmers find salvation in its high-tech, weed-eliminating machine.

The latest in AI’s awesome and outright terrifying climb toward world domination.

Adobe announced a suite of generative AI features that let users create and modify images.

But that may soon change.

Seems like every day there’s a new AI startup raking in investor cash.

A face-search engine scraping obit photos shows off the lawless land of post-mortem privacy.

Microsoft’s new AI-powered Bing may have Chrome users trying something new.

Does AI steal people’s creative work?

It still seems to support one; it just wants it to be done incrementally.

As the saying goes, Cs get degrees — and ChatGPT just got a B.

Can a business use face ID tech to ban people it has beef with?

Lensa has been spitting out hypersexualized images of women and lightening skin tones.

Lex, an AI-enabled word processor, might be GPT-3’s first breakthrough app.

One artist has had his name used as a prompt 93k+ times as an AI prompt, much to his chagrin.

ELSA -- which just raised a $15M round -- is using AI to power its English-learning app

Reface has been a huge 2020 hit, with 70m downloads and countless viral shares of its face-swapping videos and GIFs.

AMP Robotics is looking to raise $70m for its automated recycling technology.

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Diffbot is training its AI to be more trustworthy by reading the internet nonstop and creating a system that ensures the accuracy of its data.

In anticipation of Elon Musk’s Neuralink demo, we lay out the only three possible outcomes.

Chinese tech companies are using sophisticated facial recognition technology to monitor pigs, but farmers aren’t convinced.