Karen Hao Interview: AI Will Not Save Us, Says New Statesman
An interview with Karen Hao published in the New Statesman discusses the perspective that artificial intelligence will not be a panacea for societal problems.
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Closing Arguments Begin in Musk v OpenAI Lawsuit
Closing arguments have commenced in the high-stakes lawsuit filed by Elon Musk against OpenAI, a landmark trial that could significantly influence the future of artificial intelligence. The case also raises questions about potential conflicts of interest involving Sam Altman and disputed shares.
Karen Hao Discusses Grassroots Movements Challenging Tech Elites and AI
Award-winning journalist Karen Hao, author of 'Empire of AI,' discussed how grassroots movements globally are confronting tech elites and the AI industry.
Journalist Karen Hao Urges 'Fight Like Hell' Against Big AI
Tech journalist Karen Hao, a former Silicon Valley engineer, is raising alarms about the need to hold AI giants accountable and urges people to 'fight like hell' against massive companies consolidating economic power.
AI Development Driving Economic Inequality, Says Tech Critic Karen Hao
Tech journalist Karen Hao argues that the rapid development of artificial intelligence is exacerbating economic inequality, echoing recent warnings from the Pope about AI companies potentially fostering a new form of colonialism.
AI Used to Revive Endangered Languages
A new book by journalist Karen Hao explores how artificial intelligence can be developed and managed by communities to revive endangered languages, respecting local contexts and involving large groups of people.