Opinion: Act 2 opened on AI. Is the government getting it right this time?
From taxation to national security, the government is showing AI companies that it won't bend the knee to them at the expense of the American…
How Tulsi Gabbard and several strangers honored this widow’s Memorial Day request
Learn more about the unique military tradition and how it took center stage at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day.
First studies from new faith-based university coalition find systematic religious bias in AI models
ChatGPT and other AI models display systematic religious bias, finds new research from the Consortium for Evaluating Faith and Ethics in AI (CEFE-AI).
Saratoga Springs father in Amber Alert kidnapped boys and fled to Mexico, police say
Police believe a Saratoga Springs man involved in a custody dispute quit his job, kidnapped his two young boys and fled to Mexico. He is the focus of a weekend…
Opinion: What can tennis rackets teach us about AI?
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping the labor market, and the predictions about who will win and who will lose are all over the map.
Series recap: Salt Lake secures second straight series taking five of six
Behind Sam Aldegheri, the Bees took advantage of a two-week homestand to bounce back to .500
Deseret News archives: George Floyd’s death spurred protests, thoughtful reflection. Did it create change?
Today in history: 6 years ago, racial tension boiled over during the height of COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. This date in history.
At summit in Athens, a Latter-day Saint apostle shares soaring hopes, hard questions for AI systems
At the AI Summit on Faith and Artificial Intelligence in Athens, Greece, Elder Gerrit W. Gong shared a soaring vision of hope in an AI future.
Is ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ family-friendly? What parents should know
The film received a PG-13 rating for sci-fi action scenes and violence, but how violent is it?
Looking back at AJ Dybantsa’s best BYU performances
The potential No. 1 NBA draft selection became must-see TV in his lone college campaign.
How this Utah stunt performer went from ‘Studio C’ to ‘Marshals’
How Utah native Katelynn Olson went from backyard stunts to living out her childhood dream on the set of “Marshals,” just minutes from where she grew up.