rebecca heilweil

As AI agents raise fresh concerns about election interference, the humble paper ballot offers a crucial safeguard against digital manipulation.

Here's how to use tools like ChatGPT and Claude to build expertise, learn new skills, and think more critically.

Using a new AI tool, the de-extinction company has narrowed down the genetic changes needed to recreate the famously extinct bird.

A design assistant for people with more ideas than artistic chops, a comprehensive agentic productivity suite, a self-driving car you can own, and more.

Bluetooth satellites, autonomous lunar rovers, seamless satellite connectivity, and more.

Today’s models are already lowering the barriers to fraud, cyberattacks, manipulation, and weapons development.

Chatbots can help people fix everything from dishwashers to phones. Manufacturers may not be thrilled about it.

Self-driving cars promise safer roads and easier commutes. They could also flatten one of the strangest expressions of local culture.

Teens aren’t the only ones who might benefit from a few extra guardrails as ChatGPT becomes the new search bar.

A wheeled bot that monitors air quality is joining robotic vacuums and scrubbers in Terminal B.

David Paffenholz, CEO of AI recruitment platform Juicebox, reflects on the pros and cons of the new world of job seeking.

As head of policy at Stop Killer Robots, she is pushing for international rules to limit autonomous weapons before they become normalized in war.

While there are some broad patterns to how AI writes, it’s still very easy to mold AI content for your own purposes.

The chief executive talks to Fast Company about the AI gender usage gap and student anxiety surrounding the tech.

Graduation speakers are treating artificial intelligence like the defining challenge and opportunity of a generation. Many students seem tired of hearing that message.

The backlash to the actress’s Cannes comments reveals how conversations about artificial intelligence keep collapsing into shallow pro- and anti-AI tribalism.

New documents show how the satellite provider has become a lifeline—and, for some customers, a headache.

Celebrities are learning the hard way that the AI discourse is toxic.

The USDA says it’s 'proud' to sponsor xAI’s chatbot for federal approval, even as officials hesitate over past controversies and failed safety reviews.

In writing, there’s an old adage: Write what you know. This, of course, requires knowing something in the first place.