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As products like Duolingo and Audible integrate more AI into their products, some customers are unhappy, feeling like “there is something about these products that was interesting or special that’s lost to AI,” Alice Marwick says. Read on The Washington Post

Policy Director Brian J. Chen and Policy Manager Serena Oduro offer evidence to counter three specific arguments being made in favor of a proposal that would ban states from regulating AI. Read more

The transformation of NIST's AI Safety Institute into the Center for AI Standards and Innovation is a blow to multidisciplinary and international collaboration on AI safety, Serena Oduro writes for Tech Policy Press. Read on Tech Policy Press

When researchers Ranjit Singh, Livia Garofalo, Briana Vecchione, and Emnet Tafesse set out to interview people about their use of mental health chatbots, they encountered a particular kind of AI-enabled deception. Read on Points

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“The increasing role of consumer-oriented technology companies in warfare has implications for everyone — not just those who are targeted by AI weapons,” write Brian J. Chen, Tina M. Park, and Alex Pasternack. Read on Tech Policy Press

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Jacob Metcalf and Meg Young examine how a small group of tech billionaires is pushing an anti-democratic agenda. Read on Tech Policy Press