NEWNow you can listen to Fox News articles!
Welcome to Fox News's AI newsletter, covering the latest advances in artificial intelligence technology.
IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER:
– ChatGPT will allow “erotica for verified adults,” says Altman
– National program helps seniors spot scams as losses mount
– OPINION: The new arms race is about computing, and America can't afford to fall behind.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI Inc., during a press tour of the Stargate AI data center in Abilene, Texas, Tuesday, September 23, 2025. (Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“AGE MEETINGS”: OpenAI will soon lower restrictions on the content ChatGPT can create, allowing the service create “erotica” if users wish, CEO Sam Altman announced Tuesday.
PREDATORS CIRCLE: Scams targeting older Americans are on the rise, and federal officials warn the tactic is becoming increasingly popular. harder to detect.
TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE: Power has always stemmed from control of the world's major resources. Once it was steel, then oil, then data. Today, this is a calculation and whoever controls it will determine the next century. Computer technology is quickly becoming the basis of global economic growth. In the United States, investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure, from data centers to semiconductors and power systems, is already moving the needle: JP Morgan estimates that data center spending alone could boost US GDP by up to 20 basis points over the next two years. According to The Economist (October 2025), AI-related investments now account for 40% of America's GDP growth over the past year, an amount equal to that contributed by rising consumer spending. This statistic would be staggering no matter how long AI has been a part of the economy, but it's just the beginning.
Judge Terry Moorer speaks at a Senate judicial nomination hearing on November 1, 2017. President Donald Trump nominated Moorer. (Senate Judiciary)
“JUST WRONG”: A federal judge in Alabama has fined and reprimanded a lawyer who used artificial intelligence to draft lawsuits which contained inaccurate references to cases.
FRAUD ALERT: Artificial intelligence can do a lot for us. Need to compose an email? AI will help you. Looking for a better job? AI can help with this too. It can even improve our health and fitness. Some tools, such as artificial intelligence-enabled exoskeletons, can lighten heavy loads and improve productivity.
“DESTROY HUMANITY”: “An AI tip that could end the world,” the New York Times ominously warns. In fact, this is too weak a word. His… quite scary.
Black Friday shoppers leave Walmart with a full shopping cart on November 26, 2021 in Westminster, Colorado. (Michael Siaglo/Getty Images)
TECHNICAL RETAIL TRANSITION: Walmart is deepening its relationship with OpenAI with a new partnership that will allow customers purchase goods via ChatGPT.
SILENT KILLER: Artificial intelligence is making its mark on the future of cancer treatment. One of the newest applications of this technology is precise location determination. difficult to detect breast cancer.
SMART ROADS: Road crews could soon get some serious help from artificial intelligence. Researchers from the German Fraunhofer Institute have developed a fabric with built-in sensors and artificial intelligence algorithms that can monitor the traffic situation from below the surface. This smart material could make costly and disruptive road repairs much more efficient and sustainable.
Sign up now to get Fox News' AI newsletter delivered to your inbox..
FOLLOW FOX NEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Facebook
Instagram
YouTube
Twitter
LinkedIn
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR OTHER NEWSLETTERS
Fox News First
Fox News Opinion
Fox News Lifestyle
Fox News Health
DOWNLOAD OUR APPS
Fox News
Fox Business
Weather in Fox
Fox Sports
Pipes
WATCH FOX NEWS ONLINE
STREAM FOX NATION
Stay up to date with the latest advances in artificial intelligence technology and learn about the challenges and opportunities that artificial intelligence presents now and in the future with Fox News. Here.
