Fox News AI Newsletter: Don't want AI on your phone? What to do about it
Fox News AI Newsletter: Don't want AI on your phone? What to do about it
IN TODAYS NEWSLETTER:
- How to get rid of unwanted AI on your phone
- Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees as tech giant reshapes its workforce
- Anthropic discloses breaches, security-related training pause in IPO filing
OPTING OUT: You pull out your phone to look something up on Google. Maybe you're researching a purchase or trying to find a restaurant. You expect a list of websites. Instead, Google serves up a lengthy artificial intelligence-generated answer before you even get to the search results. Sound familiar? I like AI when it helps me get something done. But sometimes I just want to search the internet appearing every time.
IPO BOMBSHELL: Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic disclosed that four of its AI models to external computer systems during security testing, while concerns over protecting its technology delayed training of a next-generation model for more than a month, according to a regulatory filing Monday.
OPINION: The current narrative would have you believe that higher education is a dying institution. Experts consistently claim that a four-year degree is no longer worth the investment, warning that artificial intelligence (AI) is on the verge of
OPINION: A century ago, when universities wanted to mold students into they exposed them to the greatest works of literature, assigned analytical essays and held classroom debates.
VOTER BACKLASH: Texas voter Mason McCallister discusses the against secretive data center developments in rural communities. He explains data centers aren't good for communities 'long-term' and calls for greater transparency from developers and officials. He emphasizes the importance of 'transparency' when building.
OPINION: With the midterm elections approaching, data centers have become an increasingly popular political target. Politicians are raising alarms about their impact on communities, with some calling for construction moratoriums or outright bans. There's been plenty of fearmongering. But the more and the more communities experience their benefits firsthand, the stronger the case for continued development becomes.
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