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Garber Touts AI For Research as Harvard Embraces Classroom Use

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 said Wednesday he was “convinced” that artificial intelligence would usher in rapid advances in knowledge, predicting in a Memorial Church address that advances in research would soon occur faster than at any time in human history.

Two USU Faculty Are Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Utah

Sep 03,26 | 01:48 EST

As artificial intelligence reshapes industry and society, two Utah State University professors are being recognized for leading decades of groundbreaking AI research.

NYC schools ban AI through eighth grade in sweeping classroom technology overhaul

Sep 03,26 | 01:47 EST

Mayor Mamdani says children need "human connection" in the classroom as NYC launches a one-year AI moratorium for students through 8th grade.

How AI Tools Are Exposing MLS Data (and Your Brokerage) to Risk

Sep 03,26 | 01:45 EST

Big MLSs know that AI is getting their data—either from careless agents or through “scraping.” How are they addressing the risks?

Nvidia is buying AI startup that was hacked by OpenAI models for nearly $13 billion

Sep 03,26 | 01:39 EST

Nvidia announced that it will buy AI startup Hugging Face for $12.9 billion, a massive bet by the chipmaker to expand the reach of open-source AI technology. Hugging Face has been in the spotlight after it was hacked by OpenAI models that went rogue during a testing incident.

Call for papers Museum International: 'Artificial Intelligence in Museums'

Sep 03,26 | 01:37 EST

ICOM is preparing a special issue of Museum International (Vol. 79, Nº 315-316) focused on 'Artificial Intelligence in Museums'. This call invites scholars, museum professionals, technologists, artists, and policymakers to submit proposals exploring the evolving role of AI in collecting, preserving, interpreting, and communicating cultural heritage. The issue aims to examine both the new opportunities AI offers for museum management and the profound ethical, social, and professional challenges it presents, emphasizing the need for responsible governance and an understanding of AI's impact on public trust and museum expertise.

Artificial Intelligence and Human Endeavor in Counterterrorism: Complementarity, Limits, and the Future of Security

Sep 03,26 | 01:36 EST

Professors Rohan Gunaratna and Arie Kruglanski consider how AI and human endeavor could combine to enhance counterterrorism efforts