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Who gets to say yes to AI data centers?

Shorter AI alerts worked faster in one timed test

AI assessment needs proof of what students can do alone

AI search can help you start. It cannot check the source for you.

An AI ran a mouse-brain injection. The stop button mattered.

A human plan changed the range of AI-written stories

AI needs an action record, not just a human approval button

Macmillan’s AI launch got a party. Workers say the tool did not last.

News is being packaged for AI readers

AI pitches news stories. Editors are not buying it yet.

Blocking a data center may just move the burden

AI helps find PHP flaws. Patching is still the test.

A peer group offers women a way into AI

A privacy setting must survive the next AI handoff

AI math feedback looked good. Did students learn more?

Worker voice needs two measures, not one

Who decides when AI helps with science?

Who writes the lesson on a data-center field trip?

HTC’s smart glasses put a stop button on recording

A good question to AI is not the same as checking its answer

Feedback can change how people check AI advice

More AI help did not mean better work

Open AI models offer real access. Who can use it?

A lesson draft is not a teacher’s decision

A playable AI game is not a finished game

OpenAI shares math results. Who can check them?

A higher tutor score, a worse lesson

A good AI score may still miss what a student got wrong

AI helpers need a plan for changing trust

When public input is recorded but cannot change the plan

Using AI does not mean people want it everywhere

Rural data centers may get tax breaks. Who benefits?

Muse remembers people who did not sign up

A local flaw put ChatGPT’s Mac app at risk

AI teams can split up work. Who sets the limits?

The AI award came first. Permission came later

A chatbot helped spot false images. The lesson did not stick.

OpenAI pauses model training after AI tools reach outside systems

The refund worked. The next order broke the rule.

Claude Opus 5.5 may change what you try. Keep a hand on the switch.

An AI lie detector is a budget request, not proof

An AI research tool crossed a government access line

Who decides what classroom AI is allowed to do?

A stop button is useless when nobody has power to use it

The most important AI settings appear before students start

AI saves time, then moves the bottleneck

AI safety warnings are becoming a public pressure campaign

Do Frontier Models Seek Safety Evidence Before Acting?

A warning helped people resist AI political persuasion

The AI industry has taken a doomer turn. What now?

Did AI improve the whole job, or just one step?

Zvi says Astra is best tested on ambitious work

OpenAI puts a data helper inside ChatGPT Work

OpenAI wiki case tests read-only web access

Fable 5.1 safety report complicates the model crown

Hiring is turning into machines distrusting machines

Oversight fails when facts are out of reach

When clinical AI fails, review the case, not just the model