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Hank Green Is Reckoning With His Use of AI. So Should the Rest of Us

Commentary: I’ve been watching Hank Green since 2012. This AI controversy isn’t just about him.

'Definitely innocent!': An author accused of using AI lost a multimillion-dollar book deal — are LLMs killing the publishing industry?

The latest AI-related controversy in the publishing industry is a sign of issues yet to be resolved.

Why AI Still Can't Make Creative Leaps Like Einstein

Google DeepMind research argues today's AI still lacks the creative leap needed for original discovery, suggesting human ...

Outside LLMs just proved the next AI breakthrough can come from anyone

This hackathon is replacing technical gatekeepers and empowering everyday creators.

Beyond LLMs: Soumitra Dutta Signals the Next Phase of AI

Soumitra Dutta, Oxford Former Dean's views on LLMs and what comes after them. Oxford, United Kingdom - 17 July, 2026 - ...
Recycling Today

Recycling AI: More real than artificial

Deep learning used in automated materials sorting may have the AI label attached to it, but it has few connections to ...
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Suspected AI use is the entertainment industry's scarlet letter

The slightest hint of generative AI usage is fast becoming a kiss of death in creative circles. Why it matters: It's turning ...
Rock Paper Shotgun

"Ideas like this usually just die": Inside generative AI’s effect on modding, and how host sites struggle to maintain transparency

We've looked into the issue of generative AI being used to make Skyrim mods, from the perspective of players, modders, and ...

YouTube star Hank Green sets new AI policy for himself — and urges other content creators to do the same

Hank Green, a YouTube star, announced a new personal AI policy after apologizing for relying too heavily on the tech.