Editors' Picks Articles

Richard Ewing

Updated on January 07, 2026

My team was so focused on the technical precision of our product that we forgot to see whether users would want it.

Roman Eloshvili

Updated on December 31, 2025

The complexity of AI and its use mean responsibility is hard to determine. Get ahead of the crisis now by building smart, durable accountability frameworks.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on December 31, 2025

As AI plays a larger role in our lives, a new benchmark reveals how easily these systems can be steered toward harmful behavior that exploits users’ attention, builds dependency and promotes unhealthy behaviors.

Yvette Schmitter

Updated on December 25, 2025

The AI giant’s recent moves may spell trouble for the systems built on ChatGPT. Our expert explains what’s going on.

Brooke Becher

Updated on December 25, 2025

The Trump administration’s crusade against “woke AI” is heating up, but experts warn that enforcing neutrality could do more harm than good — potentially eroding trust in the technology and our understanding of truth itself.

Ankush Rastogi

Updated on December 17, 2025

An AI-generated report looked perfect until someone actually read it. The scandal reveals why AI cannot replace human expertise.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on December 17, 2025

Digital passports may speed up lines at the TSA, but their use beyond the airport could reshape the internet — raising concerns about privacy, security and a future where you’re asked for your ID at every turn.

Matthew Urwin

Updated on December 16, 2025

Trump has signed an executive order seeking to limit state AI regulations in favor of a single federal framework. But such a drastic move could splinter the MAGA movement — and remove existing protections Americans have.

Vrijen Attawar

Updated on December 11, 2025

The traditional model of education can’t keep up with the pace of AI development. That’s a problem for everyone.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on December 09, 2025

Trump tried to limit the H-1B program during his first term in office, and succeeded in doing so in his second term. But his friends in Silicon Valley might persuade him to take a more lenient stance for the future.