Google’s AI oversight body, the ATEAC, perished and was reborn as AI at Google. Despite a complex backstory, Google serves up an annual AI ethics report – a profound PR parfait.

In one fell swoop, American higher education got drop-kicked into a new realm of chaos. Seemingly overnight, our motto became “Educational cornerstone? How about corner-stone-age?”

Programming models, the digital Puck, playing tricks and unveiling unexpected results to perplexed developers. A puzzle allowing AI to outsmart creators and trigger a desperate need for caffeine.

Sure, AI might soon take the reins of decision-making, but remember: when these ‘agents’ flub up, is it their blunder or ours? Now there’s a thousand-dollar question!

In this AI rollercoaster, veteran-led Anthropic are turning humans into software developers, with hints of towel-folding robots and an atomic test site of AI.

In a humorous twist, online students have improved remarkably overnight; except they’re not closeted Shakespeares, rather savvy exploiters of AI ensuring their homework is ‘too flawless.’]

“AI – that meddlesome whizz-kid of tech – has its digital digits in yet another pie. This time? The energy sector. Hold on to your kilowatts!”

“The UAE isn’t only playing chess while others play checkers, they’ve just crowned an AI king! Next: a Silicon Valley lab and nationwide facial recognition. Checkmate?”

In a future where your AI assistant may be a die-hard ‘The Office’ fan or a Hemingway wannabe, OpenAI’s GPT-3 is setting unprecedented milestones.

Politico’s recent sale to German tech-obsessed Axel Springer has prompted existential crises – will AI replace witty banter in newsrooms or will human touch still rule?