Wimbledon’s use of AI-powered electronic line-calling has sparked backlash from players who say the system made several incorrect calls, affecting match outcomes and creating accessibility issues. Players like Emma Raducanu…
Unless Users Take Action, Android Will Let Gemini Access Third-Party Apps Google is rolling out a potentially controversial update that allows its Gemini AI engine to engage with third-party apps…
Summary Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic are collaborating to launch a $22.5 million AI training centre aimed at the American Federation of Teachers. Located in New York City, this initiative is…
Massive Study Detects AI Fingerprints In Millions of Scientific Papers A team of U.S. and German researchers analysed over 15 million biomedical papers and found that AI-generated content has subtly…
Georgia court throws out earlier ruling that relied on fake cases made up by AI The Georgia Court of Appeals has vacated a trial court’s ruling that referenced non-existent cases…
Summary Tennis players have expressed their frustration over Wimbledon’s AI-driven line-calling system, which has reportedly made several incorrect decisions. Notably, Emma Raducanu complained about a call that incorrectly ruled a…
The Open-Source Software Saving the Internet From AI Bot Scrapers Anubis is an open-source tool developed by Xe Iaso to combat AI bot scrapers flooding websites with requests. Since its…
Summary Microsoft, OpenAI, and the American Federation of Teachers are set to launch an initiative aimed at integrating AI in education through a $22.5 million AI training centre in New…
Summary A research team from the U.S. and Germany analysed over 15 million biomedical papers to uncover that AI-generated content has subtly permeated academic writing. They observed distinct stylistic changes,…
Wimbledon’s transition to AI-driven electronic line-calling has drawn criticism from players including Emma Raducanu, who reported inaccuracies in calls affecting match outcomes. Complaints about the new system’s accessibility issues have…
