Three startlingly relevant science fiction stories predict today's most pressing questions about AI's role in life and work.

With a growing number of businesses adopting AI in new ways, the government faces something of a balancing act in terms ... at Anglo Scottish "AI Opportunities Action Plan: what can we learn from ...

This proves that AI can study data to solve ... the learning process. This is something AI bots cannot perform. Relying on AI would mean that students would not learn skills such as original ...

They do this because they have an overarching concern for the truth, which is something ... at mathematics. Can generative AI make us better at critical thinking? Maybe—if we are careful ...

It lacked the wow factor of those early Steve Jobs presentations, when we saw the first ... trying to sprinkle some AI magic dust over everything in the hope that something sticks.

Liu's software takes the weather into account, and trying to predict weather-related delays is something ... the U.K. but we are pushing the envelope as far as we safely can." AI can perform ...

Schreiber compared AI to a ski lift: It's better to take the lift up and enjoy the downhill ride than trudge slowly up the mountain first. Carlos concurs. "It's important to learn about the new ...

They do this because they have an overarching concern for the truth, which is something ... at mathematics. Can generative AI make us better at critical thinking? Maybe – if we are careful ...