Generative Artificial Intelligence
Coverage of Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Nexus archive.
- Princeton ends century-old tradition of unsupervised exams amid AI concerns
Princeton University is ending its century-old tradition of unsupervised in-person exams, requiring faculty supervision starting July 1 due to concerns over AI and doxing. The change follows reports of increased cheating perceptions and anonymous complaints linked to social media.
- Australian federal court warns lawyers over ‘unacceptable’ use of AI
The Australian federal court has issued new guidance on the use of generative AI in legal proceedings, warning lawyers of penalties for misleading the court with AI-generated errors. The court highlighted the risks of false citations in court filings and emphasized potential financial or legal consequences for such misuse.
- Charlotte Child Pornography Case Shows 'Unsettling' Reach of AI Imagery
Child psychiatrist David Tatum was sentenced to 40 years in prison for using generative artificial intelligence to create child sexual abuse material by digitally altering images of clothed minors. The case highlights the growing concern about AI technology being misused to produce illegal synthetic child pornography. Law enforcement views this as an indication of an unsettling expansion in how AI tools are being exploited for child exploitation.