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A new study reveals that Generation Z actively uses artificial intelligence, but skepticism toward the technology is also growing among them. Young people are becoming more cautious regarding AI tools.
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According to South Korean officials, the international AI safety network will meet next week to discuss key risk issues. The meeting will focus on making the technology safer.
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Open the original article in a new tabState regulators in Maine are monitoring the artificial intelligence operations of sports betting apps following allegations against DraftKings. This situation raises questions about the ethical and regulated use of the technology.
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Regulators in Maine are monitoring the use of artificial intelligence by sports betting apps following allegations against DraftKings. The case highlights the need for transparent oversight of AI systems.
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Open the original article in a new tabEducation professionals present a new AI-powered and gamified method for teaching cybersecurity threats. This approach aims to make the learning process more interactive and effective for students.
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A new study reveals that members of Generation Z frequently use artificial intelligence, yet skepticism toward the technology is also growing. Young people are becoming more cautious about the results generated by AI tools.
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Open the original article in a new tabNew artificial intelligence and data-privacy laws have gone into effect in Connecticut. These aim to protect user rights in the era of new technologies.
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Open the original article in a new tabAs public sentiment toward AI has cooled, the California governor has signed a host of new regulations. This includes some measures that he had previously vetoed.
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