The news: OpenAI has finally released its first open-weight large language models since 2019’s GPT-2. Unlike the models ...

Companies are training their generative AI models on vast swathes of the Internet—and there’s no real way to stop them ...

In the rush to build and train ever larger AI models, developers have swept up much of the searchable Internet, quite possibly including some of your own public data—and potentially some of your ...

A class-action complaint filed Wednesday alleges artificial intelligence leaders OpenAI and Microsoft used "stolen" information from internet users without consent to develop products.

The recent proliferation of low-quality, error-prone AI-generated content has already made its mark on the internet. But the bigger problem is model collapse when AI models consume each other's data.

A new estimate suggests that AI could use up all of the internet’s text data within the next few years. The next recourse could be private information, a new study warns.

The phenomenon, which some experts call "model collapse," could result in AI producing low-quality outputs down the line. The new term comes as AI-generated content filled with errors continues to ...

Comet, Perplexity's new AI-powered web browser, recently suffered from a significant security vulnerability, according to a ...

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