AI is starting to make some classrooms seem a little more old school. The University of Chicago Law School is requiring first-year students to keep their laptops closed in class this fall, part of a broader strategy to ensure students learn to think independently as artificial intelligence becomes ubiquitous in the legal profession. The move
It seems like we’ve been talking about the future of autonomy for a long time, but things are getting real and fast. Tesla’s cyber taxis are in production and an increasing number of them have appeared in drone footage of factory parking lots or in posts shared online from various tests across the United States.
It may not be immediately obvious when you scroll through Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts, but a key characteristic of engaging video content is good, clear audio quality. And using a dedicated microphone can make all the difference. I’ve been writing about devices for over a decade, but when I finally ventured into making videos
If we’re having trouble keeping up with all the AI news this week, we can’t imagine how you feel. The past three days have been a non-stop parade of new products, features, and cutting-edge model releases from leading AI labs. There are new names like “Sol” and “Terra,” as well as new features for image
SpaceX is flying high after a record-breaking initial public offering, but China seems determined to bring Elon Musk back to Earth. China successfully landed the booster stage of its reusable Long March-10B rocket on Friday, the first time it has launched and partially returned a reusable orbital rocket safely to Earth. It means China Aerospace
Fidji Simo, one of OpenAI’s top executives, will step down from his role. Simo, the company’s chief app officer, wrote in X on Thursday that she decided to leave her full-time position and become a part-time consultant. Simo was on medical leave three months ago. He said Thursday that he would focus on recovery from