Artificial Intelligence
Vox’s coverage of how AI is shaping everything from text and image generation to how we live.
Worldviews are clashing when it comes to artificial intelligence.
The next generation of AI comes with a familiar bias problem.
Google, Adobe, Microsoft, and other tech companies are trying new ways to label content made by AI.
Fears about our ability to control powerful AI are growing.
How OpenAI’s Sam Altman is keeping up the AI safety balancing act.
The exciting new AI transforming search — and maybe everything — explained.
Fears of an AI future are taking up all our focus. But we shouldn’t forget present-day problems like global health and poverty
Why Meta is cautiously following the hype.
Is AI going to kill us? Or take our jobs? Or is the whole thing overhyped? Depends on who you ask.
An AI-powered “brain decoder” can now read your thoughts with surprising accuracy.
How it works — and why it takes a surprisingly long time to make something good.
Nuclear war, AGI, and the importance of understanding what makes an existential risk.
The viral fake Drake and The Weeknd song tells us a lot about the future of AI.
And remember the Mannequin Challenge? Yep, they used that too.
Can a color really beat the AI revolution? For now, it looks like it can.
It’s time for AI regulators to move fast and break things.
If Balenciaga Harry Potter is the future of entertainment, could Wes Anderson Lord of the Rings be its next chapter? (Spoiler: No!)
They stayed true through Zunes, Windows Phones, and the original Bing. Now Microsoft’s fans are enjoying its big AI moment.
Who’s afraid of ChatGPT? Not these workers.
AI chatbots won’t destroy human originality. But they may homogenize our lives and flatten our reality.
What we choose to panic about has less to do with the facts and more to do with chance.
The unlikely similarity between modern baseball and the AI boom.
What the pope in a puffer coat means for the human imagination.
AI image generators like DALL-E and Midjourney are getting better and better at fooling us.
Inside the labs that help evaluate AI safety for models like GPT-4
We got GPT-4. We could stop there for now, placing a moratorium on new AI systems more powerful than that.
OpenAI’s GPT-4 shows the competitive advantage of putting in safety work.
The new tool, Bard, arrives six long weeks after Microsoft’s BingGPT release.
Pumping the brakes on artificial intelligence could be the best thing we ever do for humanity.
An AI safety expert on why GPT-4 is just the beginning.
Microsoft and Google are rolling out AI features to write your memos and emails for you. But they’re far from perfect.
What you need to know about GPT-4, the latest version of the buzzy generative AI technology.
How Ethan and Lilach Mollick learned to stop worrying and start using AI in their jobs.
It isn’t theoretical. Millions of people are already using apps like ChatGPT to write books, create art, and develop code.
From Eliza onward, humans love their digital reflections.
What he gets right — and very wrong — about AI, from driverless cars to ChatGPT.
The (problematic) case for building AI as fast as we can.
As tech giants like Microsoft and Google compete to capture the AI market, safety could be an afterthought.
Google bookended Microsoft’s big AI search announcement with underwhelming AI news of its own.