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James O'Donnell

James O'Donnell

AI Reporter at MIT Technology Review

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  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Technology

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Recent Articles

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AI’s emissions are about to skyrocket even further

AI’s emissions are about to skyrocket even further
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AI’s hype and antitrust problem is coming under scrutiny

The FTC is coming after the AI industry for too much hype and not enough competition. Some of those fights will continue under Trump.
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We saw a demo of the new AI system powering Anduril’s vision for war

We’re living through the first drone wars, but AI is poised to even more drastically change the future of warfare.
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How to use Sora, OpenAI’s new video generating tool

The tool is now available to paid subscribers.
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OpenAI’s new defense contract completes its military pivot

A new partnership with Anduril, announced today, will deploy AI on the battlefield. It represents an overhaul of the company’s position in just a year.
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How US AI policy might change under Trump

AI risks, immigration, the CHIPS Act, and eroding trust in science were all on the agenda.
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We need to start wrestling with the ethics of AI agents

AI could soon not only mimic our personality, but go out and act on our behalf. There are some things we need to sort out before then.
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AI can now create a replica of your personality

A two-hour interview is enough to accurately capture your values and preferences, according to new research from Stanford and Google DeepMind.
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How the largest gathering of US police chiefs is talking about AI

Officers training in virtual reality, cities surveilled by webs of sensors, and AI-generated police reports are all a sign of what’s to come.
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Palmer Luckey on the Pentagon’s future of mixed reality

What a floundering military goggle project reveals about where our experiences with the technology are headed next, according to the founder of Oculus.
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An AI script editor could help decide what films get made in Hollywood

Callaia provides analysis and feedback on scripts in seconds. But, as AI models are trained to be, it might be too nice to be truly useful.
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Why OpenAI’s new model is such a big deal

 The bulk of LLM progress until now has been language-driven. This new model enters the realm of complex reasoning, with implications for physics, coding, and more.
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Google’s new tool lets large language models fact-check their respo...

It could assist the company in its efforts to embed AI in more and more of its products.
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What this futuristic Olympics video says about the state of generat...

Although it shows off what generative video is good at, it also hints at its flaws and limitations.
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Here’s how ed-tech companies are pitching AI to teachers

Hundreds of AI-driven tools are being built to save teachers time on grading, lesson planning, and other tasks. But not all educators are on board.
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A new system lets robots sense human touch without artificial skin

It could help make interactions between robots and humans smoother and more intuitive.
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Why you’re about to see a lot more drones in the sky

It is a landmark year for drone regulation, with big implications for everyone from police departments to Amazon.
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What’s next for drones

Police drones, rapid deliveries of blood, tech-friendly regulations, and autonomous weapons are all signs that drone technology is changing quickly.
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Google’s new weather prediction system combines AI with traditional...

6 hours ago ... Weather and climate experts are divided on whether AI or more traditional methods are most effective. In this new model, ...
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Robot-packed meals are coming to the frozen-food aisle

Found everywhere from airplanes to grocery stores, prepared meals are usually packed by hand. AI-powered robotics is changing that.
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AI is poised to automate today’s most mundane manual warehouse task

Pallets are everywhere, but training robots to stack them with goods takes forever. Fixing that could be a tangible win for commercial AI-powered robots.