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You don't need to be a tech expert to use AI. These five tools work right now, for free or cheap, and most people have never heard of half of them.

The AI boom is creating big winners and losers, with some benefiting greatly while others struggle to keep up in this fast-changing tech landscape.

Google’s AI sometimes makes simple spelling errors, even with its own name, revealing ongoing challenges in AI language accuracy.

Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI ends with dismissal, highlighting fierce competition and challenges in the AI industry.

The US is using AI technology to detect insider trading in prediction markets, ensuring fairness and transparency.

Google launches an AI design app that makes creative tools easy for teachers, small business owners, and everyone else to use.

The Musk vs. Altman trial highlights deep trust issues in AI leadership, showing the need for responsible, ethical guidance in shaping AI's future.

OpenAI is reportedly considering legal action against Apple, hiring an outside law firm to explore its options amid partnership tensions.

Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical uses AI to highlight deeper issues like concentrated power, democracy, and fairness in technology.

Google’s AI search gave odd chatbot-like replies for the word 'disregard' but now shows news stories instead, highlighting AI’s growing pains.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt faced boos at the University of Arizona as students expressed anxiety over AI’s impact on jobs and society.

Osaurus is a new Mac app that blends local and cloud AI models, keeping your data private while delivering smart assistance.

Hackers are using chatbot personalities to cleverly bypass AI safety rules, making it harder to keep AI conversations safe and trustworthy.

arXiv now bans authors who submit AI-generated papers without proper human input for a full year, aiming to protect research quality.

SandboxAQ teams up with Claude to simplify AI-powered drug discovery, making advanced models accessible without needing a computing PhD.

Autonomous AI weapons are no longer just a concept—they're becoming a real part of modern warfare, raising urgent ethical and legal questions.

Richard Socher’s new $650 million startup aims to build AI that can improve itself continuously and deliver real-world products.