In an op-ed, Lemoine warned that AI is still an "experimental" — and dangerous — piece of technology. Lemoine was fired by Google in June 2022 after he claimed the company's chatbot is sentient.

A Google engineer is speaking out since the company placed him on administrative leave after he told his bosses an artificial intelligence program he was working with is now sentient. Blake Lemoine ...

Earlier this month Google told dozens of Cloud support staffs that their roles may be terminated. Affected employees have 60 days to find a new job at the company. This as-told-to essay is based on a ...

Blake Lemoine told Futurism Google could've released Bard years ago, but wanted to ensure it's safe, and had "far more advanced technology" under wraps.

Today on Post Reports, the rogue Google engineer who thinks the company’s AI has come to life – and the dangers of artificial intelligence that impersonates humans. Today on Post Reports, the rogue ...

A former Google engineer quits Silicon Valley, gives up his US green card path, and returns to London to build a startup ...

When I was a kid, I remember hearing grown-ups say that it's not polite to discuss sex, politics, religion and your salary in polite company. Later on, throughout my two decades of recruiting, it was ...

Google has placed an engineer on leave after he claimed an artificial intelligence chatbot had become sentient and was capable of human thinking and reasoning. Blake Lemoine was suspended last week ...

A federal grand jury charged a former Google engineer with stealing artificial intelligence-related trade secrets with the intent of providing them to China. The San Francisco-based jury indicted ...

Google is re-hiring a number of ex-employees to help boost its AI strategy, a new CNBC report states, claiming one in five AI ...

Can artificial intelligence come alive? That question is at the center of a debate raging in Silicon Valley after a Google computer scientist claimed over the weekend that the company's AI appears to ...

In a new essay penned in Newsweek, Blake Lemonie, the former Google engineer that claimed Google's Large Language Model (LLM), the Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA), is sentient, has ...