Megan Morrone
Technology Editor at Axios
Journalist. Current: @Axios. Former: @MorningBrew, @bbc_worklife, @FastCompany, @dtnsshow, @Protocol, @Medium, @ozm, @TWiT, TechTV. [email protected]
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3 days ago |
axios.com | Megan Morrone
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/AxiosAI makers could do more to limit chatbots' penchant for "hallucinating," or making stuff up — but they're prioritizing speed and scale instead. Why it matters: High-profile AI-induced gaffes keep embarrassing users, and the technology's unreliability continues to cloud its adoption. The big picture: Hallucinations aren't quirks — they're a foundational feature of generative AI that some researchers say will never be fully fixed.
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3 days ago |
axios.com | Megan Morrone
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/AxiosAI makers could do more to limit chatbots' penchant for "hallucinating," or making stuff up — but they're prioritizing speed and scale instead. Why it matters: High-profile AI-induced gaffes keep embarrassing users and the technology's unreliability continues to cloud its adoption. The big picture: Hallucinations aren't quirks — they're a foundational feature of generative AI that some researchers say will never be fully fixed.
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Megan Morrone
Data: Ivanti's 2025 Technology at Work report; Chart: Axios VisualsMore employees are using generative AI at work and many are keeping it a secret. Why it matters: Absent clear policies, workers are taking an "ask forgiveness, not permission" approach to chatbots, risking workplace friction and costly mistakes. The big picture: Secret genAI use proliferates when companies lack clear guidelines, because favorite tools are banned or because employees want a competitive edge over coworkers.
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Megan Morrone
Google's newest AI video generator, Veo 3, generates clips that most users online can't seem to distinguish from those made by human filmmakers and actors. Why it matters: Veo 3 videos shared online are amazing viewers with their realism — and also terrifying them with a sense that real and fake have become hopelessly blurred. The big picture: Unlike OpenAI's video generator Sora, released more widely last December, Google DeepMind's Veo 3 can include dialogue, soundtracks and sound effects.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Megan Morrone
3 hours agoRight now, I wouldn't use an iPhone if you gave me it for freeEven as an Apple fan. I love Apple. I've been using Macs my whole career, since I first entered the offices of the Face and Arena magazines in the …2 hours agoHow to pick the right references for your art – and how to use themChoosing the right reference material can transform your art practice – here's how to do it. A good craftsperson never blames their tools...
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