Moltbook, the new social media site for AI agents, is either a terrifying glimpse into the future or just more AI slop, depending who you ask.

Humans have left the chat. AI bots now have their very own social network — and they’re ready to delete humanity. A revolutionary new social media platform called Moltbook debuted this week, giving AI bots a place to communicate with each other without smelly humans around — and what they have to say may leave their creators at a loss for words.

The findings, published in Scientific Reports, point to a major shift. Generative AI systems have now reached a level where they can outperform the average human on certain creativity measures. At the same time, the study makes it clear that the most creative people still exceed the performance of even the strongest AI models.

At a moment when the AI industry is obsessed with bigger models and higher scores, Professor Ganna Pogrebna opened the inaugural Behavioral AI Institute webinar with a provocation that cut against the grain.

Thousands of human annotators sift through data, labeling and providing more context around the driving data robotaxis will be trained on.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are not sold on AI writing movies, but that doesn't mean they don't think it won't become a common editing tool like CGI.

Or How I Became an Apocaloptomist," which premiered Tuesday at Sundance, is a profoundly human exploration of artificial intelligence.

The 74 reports that AI tutors, combined with human oversight, boost student performance significantly, outperforming traditional methods.

In the age where AI is more than just a mere buzzword but a reflection of the immediate and distant future, NASA, arguably one of the world's biggest centres of human excellence and innovation, has forayed into its AI ambitions.