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As part of Netflix’s second-quarter earnings report, the streamer announced that it was integrating generative AI into more of its productions, claiming that AI has been used in roughly 300 Netflix shows and movies in 2026 so far.

Article Summary The Illinois State Board of Education recently released a guidance document intended to help schools and districts make decisions about whether and how to use artificial intelligence in classrooms and school operations. Illinois lawmakers called for the guidance amid growing concerns about the misuse of AI and the harmful effects it can have…

This State of the Industry report, sponsored by Swap, explores how brands, retailers and agencies are adopting agentic commerce, including agentic storefronts, to enhance shopping experiences.

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Earlier this year, an indie developer posted a 50-second clip of a cool game idea they had been thinking about for a long time. What if Tetris, but the board rotated as you added blocks? It was a neat idea that went viral on social media. But within a few days of posting the video,…

The following content in this article is not legal advice, and is meant for informational and educational purposes. If you have questions about how the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act (TRAIGA) applies to your business or current legal situation, please consult with a licensed and certified attorney in your jurisdiction.

CHICAGO (WLS) –Illinois education officials have released guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in public schools, providing educators with information and examples as districts consider whether and how to incorporate the technology into classrooms.

In this file photo, a man using a smartphone passes through the arched windows at Grand Central Terminal in New York City on March 24, 2025. Charly Triballeau/AFP

The Consortium for Biomedical Research and Artificial Intelligence in Neurodegeneration (C-BRAIN), a global collaboration of academic researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and philanthropic organizations of which Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis is a founding member, today launched three open-source AI tools to accelerate research aimed at developing new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease and other…

CommentaryPexels / Pixabay Berkeley Law’s near-total default ban on student AI use gets the pedagogy exactly backward, a Maryland law professor and his student argue.