2024 AI outlook from experts and critics
The Times surveys experts on 2024 AI trends from licenses for AI to regulation in the EU and US. Regulators may push licenses for systems, while deepfake risks and political safeguards loom. Backlash from effective accelerationism aims to curb oversight as authenticity and momentum grow.
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Hollywood
OpenAl
Elon Musk
Grok
Sam Altman
Pope Francis
the Times
Amy Webb
Future Today Institute
Joe Biden
Senate
Chris Coons
D-Del
Congress
Justin Hughes
Loyola Law School
European Union
Hughes
Julie Fredrickson
United States
Fredrickson
U.S. Moon Landing Bid by Private Firms Heads to Moon
Astrobotic Technology in Pittsburgh plans a February liftoff aboard ULA's Vulcan with a mission to the moon followed by Intuitive Machines from Houston targeting mid February. NASA backs the effort to revive U.S. lunar deliveries as private firms compete for first soft landing since Apollo.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
China
India
Russia
Japan
Israel
U.S
Space Agency
NASA
Bill Nelson
Pittsburgh
Astrobotic
United Launch Alliance
Vulcan
Houston
Intuitive Machines
Spacex
Japanese Space Agency
Earth
Ispace
South Polar
United States
Gene Cernan
Harrison Schmitt
Mars
Soviet Union
John Thornton
Steve Artemus
Microsoft reveals Copilot key in major keyboard redesign
Microsoft unveils a Copilot key to launch its AI chatbot on Windows 11 PCs marking the first major keyboard redesign since the 1990s. Dell and other OEMs will feature AI buttons as CES previews expand AI integration across the Windows PC market.
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Microsoft
Dell
Openai
New York Times
Apple
Google
Lenovo
IDC
Dell Technologies
Las Vegas
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Hugging Face
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Dreamstime
TNS
Astrobotic Technology
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