'AI should assist teachers, not replace them': Union warns of AI marking risksrnz.co.nz·5 pts·billybuckwheat·1
EVs being trialled as giant batteries to power homes for less in Aucklandrnz.co.nz·4 pts·billybuckwheat·3
Schools are experimenting with AI with little evidence or policy to guide themnpr.org·18 pts·billybuckwheat·9
Anthropic/OpenAI sound alarm on AI safety and seek to shape how to control itapnews.com·7 pts·billybuckwheat·3
China and U.S. to open AI 'communication channel' after summitjapantimes.co.jp·4 pts·billybuckwheat·0
US lawmakers aim to keep China's tech out of sensitive government systemsrnz.co.nz·5 pts·billybuckwheat·1
It took 20 yrs to start regulating social media – will AI controls come sooner?rnz.co.nz·5 pts·billybuckwheat·2
An 'AI freeze' could make big AI companies bigger and hurt smaller firmsnpr.org·10 pts·billybuckwheat·3
Danish pharma giant Novo to use Anthropic's Claude to advance AI drug discoveryeuronews.com·10 pts·billybuckwheat·1
Poll shows Americans are increasingly alarmed by AI's ecological footprintaljazeera.com·6 pts·billybuckwheat·16
No Big Deal – is this how AI ends humanity, with a sitcom so bad it bores you?theguardian.com·6 pts·billybuckwheat·0
Donald Trump claims 'sick conspiracy' against AI, rejects calls for regulationrnz.co.nz·8 pts·billybuckwheat·1
Why big tech will hate the Australian tax office's latest rulingtheconversation.com·5 pts·billybuckwheat·1
I turned off my algorithm for 24 hours. Is this how social media used to be?theguardian.com·19 pts·billybuckwheat·1