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OpenAI’s prospective shift sparks uncertainty over educational access

OpenAI’s prospective shift sparks uncertainty over educational access

by Sarah Lin | Dec 10, 2024 | Business, Education, Featured

For its 200 million weekly active users worldwide, ChatGPT is an invention of convenience. In seconds, the tool can offload hours of menial work in coding, writing and studying, just a few of the product’s many applications.  But as the company behind ChatGPT, OpenAI,...
Investment Firms Step Away from Chinese Tech Companies After Scrutiny

Investment Firms Step Away from Chinese Tech Companies After Scrutiny

by Aidan Johnstone and Lily Ogburn | Mar 13, 2024 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON – For years, US venture capital firms have invested in Chinese technology companies linked to China’s military and persecution of the Uyghur people. Now, the recent glare of the spotlight from Congress and declining public opinion of China has prompted...
‘Straight out of a dictator’s playbook,’ say Democrats, accusing Republicans of distracting Americans at House hearing

‘Straight out of a dictator’s playbook,’ say Democrats, accusing Republicans of distracting Americans at House hearing

by Simone Garber | Feb 6, 2024 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Lawmakers were divided Tuesday over the threat artificial intelligence poses to First Amendment rights, with Republicans asserting that the federal government is using the technology to censor free speech and Democrats calling attention to misinformation...
Senators worry that government is having trouble keeping up with AI

Senators worry that government is having trouble keeping up with AI

by Jonah Elkowitz | Jan 25, 2024 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Senators and legal experts on Wednesday questioned the integrity of artificial intelligence in analyzing evidence in criminal cases as more police departments and intelligence agencies turn to artificial intelligence for their core functions.  The Miami...
Use of artificial intelligence by government agencies needs ‘guardrails,’ Klobuchar says

Use of artificial intelligence by government agencies needs ‘guardrails,’ Klobuchar says

by Simone Garber | Jan 25, 2024 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Officials at three federal agencies responsible for preserving records and history said Wednesday that artificial intelligence has the ability to improve their jobs, but several lawmakers on the Senate Rules and Administration Committee urged caution in...
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