A new debate feature from Colombian newspaper El Tiempo asks readers to weigh in on a striking statistic: six out of every ten students in the country are now using artificial intelligence tools to complete their schoolwork.
The 2025 PISA results show a sharp decline in reading comprehension and critical thinking among students worldwide, a trend researchers tie to heavy smartphone, social media and AI use.
Mathematician Jacob Tsimerman, a recent Fields Medal winner, is founding an institute that aims to use advanced mathematics to help keep artificial intelligence systems safe.
Rene Haas, chief executive of UK chip designer Arm Holdings, says artificial intelligence will eventually crack the complex biology behind cancer, even as he predicts humanoid robots and warns of chip shortages slowing AI's growth.
Swiss bank UBS will require new hires in 2027 to prove their AI skills in job interviews, even as automation threatens the very entry-level tasks that once trained young bankers.
A Mexican opinion columnist reflects on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market and what it could mean for workers' livelihoods.
A drug candidate originally developed to treat a rare lung disease may also reduce biological markers of aging, according to preliminary data from its manufacturer.
News organizations are grappling with a growing challenge as AI-generated summaries increasingly answer readers' questions directly, cutting into the web traffic that outlets depend on for advertising revenue.
Older adults in Mexico say they don't trust artificial intelligence in banking, highlighting how digital transformation is leaving behind those least comfortable with new technology.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that Colombian President Gustavo Petro visited to warn about the risks of artificial intelligence and automated bots being used to sway election outcomes, and that she invited him to give lectures in Mexico.
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