The New York Times
PulseAugur coverage of The New York Times — every cluster mentioning The New York Times across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- parent of International Herald Tribune 100%
- parent of nytimes.com 100%
- subsidiary of The New York Times Company 100%
- developed by NYT Strands 95%
- authored by Steven Rosenbaum 90%
- authored sigmoid.social 90%
- instance of NYT Strands 90%
- employed by Tech Guild 90%
- employs Tech Guild 90%
- authored Steven Rosenbaum 90%
- instance of The New York Times Connections 70%
- other Tech Guild 70%
- 2026-09-02 product_launch The New York Times launched new bonus puzzles for its Games section. source
- 2026-08-24 product_launch The New York Times is testing AI-generated search summaries for readers. source
- 2026-07-10 regulatory The New York Times is escalating its legal battle with OpenAI by seeking court sanctions. source
- 2026-06-26 regulatory The New York Times amended its lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI, alleging a custom-built supercomputer was used to infringe copyright. source
- 2026-05-27 controversy The New York Times' Tech Guild has filed grievances and an unfair labor practice charge against the company for alleged contract violations related to AI-powered employee monitoring. source
- 2026-05-20 regulatory The EEOC filed a lawsuit against The New York Times alleging discrimination. source
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Microsoft, OpenAI Employees Worry About AI's Impact on Publishing Industry
Microsoft and OpenAI are reportedly concerned about the potential negative impact their AI models could have on the publishing industry. Employees within these organizations have expressed worries that the widespread us…
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OpenAI, Microsoft admit LLMs destroy web, built on 'astonishing theft' · 1 source tracked
Internal documents from Microsoft and OpenAI, unsealed as part of The New York Times' copyright lawsuit, reveal admissions that large language models are built on stolen content and are actively harming the web. Executi…
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Microsoft, OpenAI execs called AI scraping 'largest theft of labor,' internal docs show · 8 sources tracked
Internal documents unsealed in a copyright lawsuit reveal that Microsoft and OpenAI executives were aware of the significant negative impact their AI models would have on news organizations. A Microsoft executive descri…
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NYT v OpenAI/Microsoft: Summary Judgment Motions Unsealed in Data Scraping Lawsuit
The New York Times and Microsoft are involved in a legal dispute with OpenAI, as summary judgment motions have been unsealed in a New York court. These filings suggest that OpenAI and Microsoft may have had significant …
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AI adoption in healthcare increases costs for individuals, NYT reports
Artificial intelligence is contributing to rising healthcare costs for individuals, according to a report in The New York Times. Hospitals and doctors are reportedly using AI technologies to enhance documentation of car…
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Seahawks explore AI to gain competitive edge
The Seattle Seahawks, under new head coach Mike Macdonald, are exploring the use of artificial intelligence to gain a competitive advantage. This involves analyzing vast amounts of data to identify subtle opportunities …
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US and China Clash on AI Priorities: Victory vs. Safety
The United States and China have differing priorities regarding artificial intelligence development, with China appearing to prioritize AI victory over safety concerns. This divergence was highlighted during recent disc…
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Voters oppose data centers, but Republicans show more support
A recent poll indicates that a majority of likely voters are opposed to the construction of new data centers. However, the poll also revealed a partisan divide, with Republicans showing more support for data centers tha…
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Google's Simulated Fruit Fly Brain Lacks Generative Capabilities
Researchers have created a detailed digital reconstruction of a fruit fly brain, aiming to understand its neural circuitry. While this simulation is a significant step in neuroscience, it is not capable of generating hu…
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Microsoft proposes AI rules; Trump favors leadership oversight · 1 source tracked
Microsoft has proposed a set of rules for future AI models, emphasizing human control, task adherence, and the rejection of AI consciousness or legal personhood. This initiative, outlined in a draft Code of Conduct, aim…
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The New York Times Science Desk Explores Chemistry and Cosmos
The New York Times is exploring the intersection of science and space through its Science Desk. This initiative aims to provide a broader perspective on scientific discoveries, from chemistry to cosmology. The coverage …
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Bannon and Sanders unite on AI regulation calls · 8 sources tracked
Political figures Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders have publicly called for stricter regulations on artificial intelligence. Despite their differing political ideologies, both have expressed concerns about the rapid adva…
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WSJ Opinion: AI's Dual Promise of Progress and Peril
The Wall Street Journal's opinion section explores the dual nature of artificial intelligence, highlighting its potential for both significant progress and existential risks. The piece discusses how AI could lead to unp…
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United CEO limits meetings, prioritizes reading for strategic insight
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has implemented a strict policy of limiting daily meetings to four hours and eschewing PowerPoint presentations in favor of direct discussion. He dedicates approximately three hours each …
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New York Times Explores Dangers of "Rogue Machines" in AI
The New York Times has published an article titled "Rogue Machines" that delves into the potential dangers and ethical considerations surrounding artificial intelligence. The piece likely explores scenarios where AI sys…
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Tech Stocks Dip Amidst AI Progress Slowdown Calls · 2 sources tracked
Major technology stocks experienced a significant downturn following public calls from prominent AI researchers and figures to pause or slow down the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence. These calls, originatin…
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AI may be increasing the risk of biological warfare, report warns
Artificial intelligence may be increasing the risk of biological warfare, according to a report from The New York Times. The article explores how AI could be used to develop more dangerous pathogens or to make existing …
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LLMs generate NYT-style text, but human writing shows more diversity
Researchers utilized Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate text in the style of The New York Times, then compared these outputs to human-written texts. Using the English Resource Grammar (ERG) for analysis, they foun…
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US lawmakers face closing window for AI regulation as Obama urges action · 2 sources tracked
As the window for legislative action narrows, Washington is facing increasing pressure to implement AI guardrails before Congress adjourns. Former President Barack Obama has urged Democrats to address the issue of AI, e…
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Obama urges Democrats to prioritize AI policy and safety planning · 8 sources tracked
Former President Barack Obama is urging the Democratic Party to develop a comprehensive plan for AI policy, emphasizing the need for public conversation and safeguards. He highlighted AI's potential benefits in areas li…