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NFL May 15, 2023

Damar Hamlin wins 2023 George Halas Award after on-field cardiac arrest last season

Damar Hamlin was cleared by doctors and resumed football activities with the Buffalo Bills during voluntary team workouts last month after health scare

Artificial Intelligence May 11, 2023

Could AI become the world’s weatherman? Human-designed weather models may be on the way out.

An AI expert at the National Weather Service says AI may soon make another breakthrough when it comes to weather prediction by not relying on manmade weather models.

Artificial Intelligence May 10, 2023

OpenAI suggests voluntary AI standards, not government mandates, to ensure AI safety

The top lawyer for OpenAI, the company that released ChatGPT, suggested that voluntary, industry-led standards are a good start for regulating artificial intelligence.

Digital Originals May 4, 2023

Americans split on keeping government’s hands off AI: 'Look what happened with social media'

People in Los Angeles and Austin told Fox News whether they think it's important for the government to regulate artificial intelligence technology.

Technology May 4, 2023

How is Bing using ChatGPT?

Microsoft Bing's new AI search engine tool utilizes Open AI's ChatGPT language modeling to enhance the user experience with more accurate and precise information.

Artificial Intelligence May 3, 2023

Artificial intelligence helping detect early signs of breast cancer in some US hospitals

The use of artificial intelligence during mammograms has helped identify early signs of breast cancer before a traditional scan might be able to pick up on the abnormalities.

Artificial Intelligence May 3, 2023

AI requires ‘new generation’ of arms control deal to govern future warfighting, says Marine veteran lawmaker

Rep. Seth Moulton says the U.S. should have already started work on an international framework governing the military use of artificial intelligence on the battlefield.

Artificial Intelligence May 1, 2023

China using tech to ‘oppress its own people,’ warns lawmaker looking to restrict AI exports

A lawmaker looking to limit exports of AI and other technology to China warns that Beijing is using that tech to oppress its own people, and could use it against the U.S.

Artificial Intelligence April 28, 2023

AI global supply chain: We have the tech, but full automation still 20 years away, expert says

Maximizing AI's potential may involve nations sharing data, which could prove a stumbling block as countries compete to gain an advantage in using AI technology across industries.

Media April 27, 2023

Experts warn AI creators should study human consciousness in open letter

Academic leaders from around the world penned an open letter calling on artificial intelligence developers to delve deeper into consciousness as as it related to AI systems.

Artificial Intelligence April 27, 2023

Here's what first wave of AI rules from Congress could look like

A likely candidate for early congressional action to regulate AI is a bill passed in committee last year, which would put up guardrails against discriminatory outcomes in AI.