In a sign of the AI times, columnist and author June Casagrande asks ChatGPT to write a grammar book inspired by her style. The results are surprising.

Industry leaders discussed the need for human curiosity, personalization, democratization and regulation when implementing AI at the AI Impact Summit.

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Wikipedia has long allowed its (human) users to add and edit entries. Recently, it rolled out AI summaries on articles, but pushback from editors has prompted the platform to halt the feature.

Software AI Wikipedia pauses AI summary experiment after editors say it 'would do immediate and irreversible harm to our readers and to our reputation as a decently trustworthy and serious source ...

Editors weren’t exactly thrilled about the prospect of AI slop -- low-quality, AI-generated writing -- appearing at the top of entry pages.

Motion Picture Sound Editors ban films using generative AI from winning awards "How much of our humanity are we willing to give away to technology, especially in the arts," MPSE's president asked.

Wikimedia has pulled back its AI Summaries feature for Wikipedia after editors call against it.

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Wikipedia has paused its experiment with AI-generated summaries after significant backlash from its editor community, who argued the feature would undermine the platform's credibility.

Wikipedia has halted its trial rollout of AI summaries for some of its articles after a very strong rebuke from its extensive network of human editors. Claiming that such a move would "do ...