AI

A majority of teens believes AI will help society in both the short and long term, while parents are more split on what kind of impact the technology will have. That’s among the findings of a new survey from Common Sense Media.

The growth of AI-generated media can make it hard to determine what online content is real and what is fake. But a professor from Arizona State University is trying to figure out how to better detect AI content.

An Arizona State University research team is working to develop stronger, lighter and more versatile robots. The researchers are working to refine actuators — the muscles that robots use.

Lawyers for a former Phoenix Suns employee suing the franchise for discrimination face financial penalties for using artificial intelligence to help write legal documents.

Data centers are being built all over the Valley — often to the objections of the people who live near them. These massive buildings suck up a lot of energy to power AI. They could also be making our already hot city even hotter.

Arizona is the latest state to incorporate AI cameras from a company called Pano. The state is now operating seven cameras that monitor wildfire-prone areas for fires.

Arizona lawmakers are not making a concerted effort to regulate the artificial intelligence industry. Lawmakers hope to build guardrails that don’t hamper progress.

If AI can help students write essays and home cooks come up with recipes, what’s to stop lawmakers from using it to write bills, for example?

The Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Committee will explore how to keep Arizona competitive in the exploding industry.

Researchers at the University of Arizona have developed a wearable device to help care for older adults and better diagnose frailty.