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Ben Goertzel proposes OpenWater, an open framework for media provenance that avoids centralized "Ministries of Truth" by using watermarks and signed claims.

Bias is not just visible hatred but hidden programming. Examining history, culture, and AI, this piece asks: whose scriptures are scripting our systems—and whose future is being coded?

The $119 billion Terafab factory will produce advanced semiconductors to power artificial intelligence systems at SpaceX, Tesla, and beyond.

Google's crawler accesses 3.2x more of the web than OpenAI's, prompting regulatory pushback and a new opt-out policy for AI training data.

Explore the economic implications of AI automation and the challenges faced in training AI models. Join the conversation with economist Paul Cockshott as we discuss the future of work and AI-driven economies.

SB Fisher explores the Information Age's battle for knowledge, concluding that the enduring significance of libraries and digital repositories is pivotal in countering information restrictions.

Federal judge approves Anthropic's $1.5B settlement in landmark AI copyright case, signaling mounting legal risks for generative AI training data.

Werner V. explores the essence of blockchain: data! He explains topics related to data on blockchain, addressing structure, availability, challenges, and emerging solutions.

Researchers have developed a way to transmit more information by creating tiny, controlled vortices of light that can carry data.

Researchers say a new “multiplex” AI framework dramatically improved cultural inclusivity in chatbot responses, raising hopes for more globally representative artificial intelligence.