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There is a tipping point when it comes to the harms of social media.

— Mary Anne Franks, a law professor at George Washington University, comments on the growing accountability of the tech industry.

Scrutiny is almost guaranteed; anything with Chinese roots and 'AI' in the headline now triggers Washington's reflexes.

— Jeremy Goldman, senior director at Emarketer, discussing the implications of US-China tensions on AI technologies.

We shouldn't have to guess what's real and what isn't. AI companies have a responsibility to give us a foolproof, universal reality check.

— Jon Reed, in a commentary about the need for a universal tool to verify the authenticity of images.

What use are these degrees if I couldn't even get a full-time position that doesn't involve me being in debt?

— The author reflects on her experiences and the challenges she faces after graduating.

[T]hese claims fail not only for lack of supporting facts, but also because Plaintiffs' theory of liability makes no sense and cannot be reconciled with the facts they do plead. The entire complaint against Meta should be dismissed with prejudice.

— Meta argues against the claims made by Strike 3 Holdings and Counterlife Media in response to allegations of illegal torrenting.

If you’re a billionaire, why are you a billionaire? No hate, but yeah, give your money away, shorties.

— Billie Eilish during her acceptance speech at the WSJ. Magazine Innovator Awards, where she called on billionaires to use their wealth for good.

It’s pretty early, but I think we’re seeing the returns in the core business.

— Mark Zuckerberg, while informing investors about the investments in AI.