July 2025 - Page 33 of 33 - New york time press

'I'm being paid to fix issues caused by AI'

01 Jul

‘How AI flaws are fueling my paycheck’

As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries and workplaces across the globe, a surprising trend is emerging: an increasing number of professionals are being paid to fix problems created by the very AI systems designed to streamline operations. This new reality highlights the complex and often unpredictable relationship between human workers and advanced technologies, raising important questions about the limits of automation, the value of human oversight, and the evolving nature of work in the digital age.For many years, AI has been seen as a transformative technology that can enhance productivity, lower expenses, and minimize human mistakes. AI-powered applications are…

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01 Jul

Character. AI’s new CEO outlines plans to tackle fears over children’s chatbot usage

Roger W. WatsonScience and Technology

As the integration of artificial intelligence into daily life grows, discussions surrounding its effects—especially on the youth—are becoming more urgent. Character.AI is one company leading these conversations, offering a platform where users can interact with AI through customizable, interactive personas. With the introduction of its new CEO, the company is re-evaluating how to tackle increasing concerns about children's interactions with its chatbots.The swift growth of AI-powered conversation tools has unlocked new opportunities in communication, learning, and entertainment. However, as these technologies become more readily available, concerns regarding their impact on children's growth, behavior, and well-being have surfaced. Numerous parents, teachers,…

The curious case of the British jet stuck in India

01 Jul

British jet’s unusual predicament in India explained

Roger W. WatsonInternational

In a situation that has captured global interest, a British private jet is stuck in India due to circumstances that are both uncommon and legally intricate. The plane, which was initially set for a brief layover, now finds itself embroiled in an escalating dispute that involves legal processes, diplomatic concerns, and issues surrounding the international travel of private planes.The story began when the private jet, operated by a UK-based charter company, landed in India as part of a scheduled journey that was expected to proceed without issue. However, shortly after arrival, Indian authorities intervened, grounding the aircraft and preventing its…

What have tariffs really done to the US economy?

01 Jul

What tariffs have meant for the US economy

Roger W. WatsonEconomy

For a significant period, tariffs have served as an essential instrument in the domain of economic policy, employed by nations to regulate commerce, shield local industries, and collect income. Recently, the United States has extensively utilized tariffs as a component of its comprehensive trade plan, especially concerning China and other significant trading allies. This renewed emphasis on protectionism has ignited a heated discussion regarding whether tariffs benefit or adversely affect the U.S. economy. A detailed examination shows that the consequences of these measures are intricate, wide-ranging, and frequently yield varied outcomes.At their core, tariffs are essentially taxes imposed on imported…