OpenAI shuts down Sora while Meta gets shut out in court

When an 82-year-old Kentucky woman was offered $26 million from an AI company that wanted to build a data center on her land, she said no. Sure, that same company can try to rezone 2,000 acres nearby anyway, but as AI infrastructure…

Embrace Progress Says Sephora As ChatGPT Pilot Expands In U.S.

Sephora has become the latest retailer to embrace AI checkout services but it is far from alone in using chat services to try and enhance its customer service.

The AI Workflow That Writes Your LinkedIn Posts In 5 Minutes Flat

Your daily LinkedIn posts are waiting in conversations you already had. Build the AI workflow that turns raw ideas into scheduled content weekly.

Major Security Breach Of Critical AI Dependency Exposes Cloud Secrets

A cyber attack hit LiteLLM, an open-source library used in many AI systems, carrying malicious code that stole credentials such as environment variables, SSH keys, and passwords.

‘Cognitive Surrender’: We Trust AI Over Our Own Brains, Research Finds

Cognitive behavioral scientists from the Wharton School of Business conducted experiments to explore how much of our decision-making we’re willing to turn over to AI.

AI Friends: Only A Band-Aid On Loneliness, Isolation, New Study Says

We’re increasingly seeking friends, companions, and even lovers in AI chatbots like Replika or ChatGPT. But is this healthy in the long term?

Lawmakers Missing The Boat When It Comes To Distinctions Between General Purpose AI Versus Purpose-Built AI

Lawmakers are making mistakes when creating new AI laws. They often fail to distinguish purpose-built AI vs general-purpose AI. Here’s the problems. An AI Insider scoop.

The Battle For The AI Interface At Work Has Begun

This article explores why the enterprise orchestration layer may become the most valuable position in AI and what it means for the future of work, software & competition.

Anthropic wins injunction against Trump administration over Defense Department saga

A federal judge has ordered that the Trump administration rescind recent restrictions it placed on the AI company.

March Madness, Revisited: The AI Model Did Well. But Mad Things Still Happen

(NOTE: This article is part of an ongoing series documenting an experiment with using AI to fill the NCAA brackets and see how it fares against years of human experience. The original article is as follows.) A week ago, I wrote about entering an NCAA t…