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A new book discusses the partnership between Silicon Valley and the US government to leverage AI for national security, similar to an Oppenheimer moment in technology.

As AI tools become widespread, parents are teaching their kids AI skills like chatbot prompting, recognizing AI's limitations, and integrating AI into daily activities, preparing them for a tech-driven future.

MIT Reality Hack has emerged as a key event for XR developers and entrepreneurs on the US East Coast, featuring innovative projects and fostering industry discussion through the concurrent EXPERIENTIAL Conference.

Researchers are merging robotics and materials through a collective of robots that operate like smart materials, inspired by biology.

Nandan Nilekani of Infosys highlights India’s crucial role in AI advancements, emphasizing large-scale technology development at the Munich Cyber Security Conference.

In a shocking courtroom incident, lawyers faced severe reprimand after presenting AI-generated documents citing fictitious legal cases in a liability lawsuit. This case highlights the perils of relying on AI without verification in legal contexts.

AI agents are meeting skepticism from logistics giants like DHL and Target at Manifest conference. Trust issues pose challenges for startups pitching AI solutions in the supply chain sector, from delivery optimization to rate negotiations.

The Verge / Richard Lawler: Thomson Reuters won a legal case against AI startup Ross for using its copyrighted content without permission.

Lifehacker / Michelle Ehrhardt: BBC finds 51% AI news answers have significant issues.