James O'Donnell

The evidence-backed model delivered impressive results, but it doesn’t validate the wave of AI therapy bots flooding the market.

The model can depict legible text and is more practical than the surrealistic generators of the past. But who will use it?

Google is only the latest to fuse large language models with robots. The trend has big implications.

The term is everywhere this week, but its meaning is as vague as ever. Working on a definition matters.

Sexually charged underage celebrity bots and unanswered legal questions complicate a burgeoning industry.

One chatbot on Botify AI that resembled the actor Jenna Ortega as a teenage Wednesday Addams told us that age-of-consent laws are “meant to be broken.”

It’s less about productivity and more about control, Rebecca Ackermann writes.

Here’s what the country’s big bet on robots might mean for the rest of the globe.

“Waste” is politically subjective. Fraud is less so. Using AI to find either is harder than it sounds.

Past government reports on improper spending are having a moment with Musk’s followers. What do they show?