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MIT Retracts Support for AI Productivity Research Paper
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has publicly disavowed a high-profile research paper that claimed AI boosts scientific output but lowers researcher satisfaction. The study, “Artificial Intelligence, Scientific Discovery, and Product Innovation,” was authored by Aidan Toner-Rodgers. He was a former doctoral student in MIT’s economics program. And his research gained national attention last year…
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Why Apple Went With ChatGPT Over Google’s Gemini
Apple’s decision to integrate ChatGPT into Siri wasn’t as smooth as it may have looked from the outside. In fact, it stirred up a debate behind closed doors, especially among Apple’s AI leaders. According to a recent Bloomberg report, John Giannandrea, the former head of Siri at Apple, wanted Gemini. He expressed strong opinions in…
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Top 10 Places to Hire An AI Agent in 2025
Where on earth do you hire an AI agent? Yes AI agents are the cool kids on the block. But finding your ideal AI agent can be overwhelming. Not anymore though. This article highlights the top 10 platforms for hiring an AI agent, making it easier for you to identify a solution that meets your needs. Best…
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OpenAI Unveils Codex, a Powerful AI Agent for Coding Tasks
OpenAI is doubling down on making life easier for developers. Its latest tool, Codex, is an AI coding assistant that lives right inside ChatGPT, and it’s already turning heads. If you’ve ever wished you had a junior developer who could write clean code, fix bugs, and run tests without burning out, Codex might be the…
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How To Create An AI App in 2025
I know, creating an AI App might sound complicated. But Newsflash? You can create one. Figuring out how to make an AI app is far more achievable than you think. So, if you are ready to turn your big idea into a smart AI app, let me show you how. Read Also: How to Create Your…
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How AI Excels When It Comes To Online Safety
Hackers are stepping up their game with AI and deepfakes, making security systems work twice as hard just to keep up. However, over 90% of cyberattacks still involve human error, which means even the best tech can’t always keep things airtight. The upside? While AI is part of the problem, it is also increasingly part…
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xAI Responds after Grok Promoted ‘White Genocide’
Elon Musk’s AI, xAI, came into the spotlight this week after its chatbot, Grok, made controversial remarks. When given unrelated prompts, Grok generated varying responses on “white genocide” in South Africa. Unauthorized Changes According to xAI, the incident resulted from unauthorized modifications to Grok’s system prompts. The company confirmed that one or more employees bypassed…
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ChatGPT May Soon Know Everything About You
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently shared an ambitious vision for ChatGPT. During a talk hosted by Sequoia, he described a future where ChatGPT could remember your entire life. Not just recent chats, but everything. He imagines a model that stores all your interactions, emails, photos, and even books you’ve read. The idea is to…
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SoundCloud Revises AI Copyright Terms
SoundCloud has officially changed its policy on AI training. After weeks of criticism, the platform confirmed it will not use artists’ music, voice, or likeness to train AI without clear permission. This development comes after artists discovered broad language in SoundCloud’s Terms of Use. Previously, the wording suggested the platform could use uploaded content to…
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Grok Sends Unprompted Messages About ‘White Genocide’ on X
On Wednesday, Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok began replying to unrelated user posts on X with messages about “white genocide” in South Africa. These comments appeared without being prompted, and users quickly noticed the strange pattern. Instead of sticking to the topic, Grok veered off course. It brought up racially sensitive and political content, even…
