Plus, Amazon’s $4 billion investment in AI startup Anthropic comes under scrutiny in the U.K. And Delta Air Lines ratchets up efforts to seek compensation from CrowdStrike following the global tech outage. Zoe Thomas hosts. 

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OpenAI has developed a tool that can reliably tell when ChatGPT has been used to write an essay or research paper. The company hasn’t released it despite widespread concerns about students using artificial intelligence to cheat. WSJ reporter Deepa Seetharaman joins host Zoe Thomas to explain how the tool works and why OpenAI hasn’t released it. Plus, big tech companies have found a way to get talent and technology from AI startups without acquiring them.

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Plus, regulators probe big banks over handling of Zelle scams. And Tesla recalls nearly 1.7 million cars in China. Zoe Thomas hosts.

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A federal judge has ruled that Google acted illegally to maintain its monopoly status in search. The consequences of the case could reshape the search and mobile industries. WSJ reporter Miles Kruppa joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss how the outcome could affect Google, its partners and its competitors. Plus, Thrive Capital raises its largest-ever pair of venture-capital funds showing the optimism for artificial intelligence. 

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Plus: Microsoft says Delta Air Lines’ outdated technology likely contributed to its slow recovery from last month’s global IT outage. And Uber shares jump after its return to profitability. Danny Lewis hosts. 

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Artificial intelligence is being trained to predict the weather. New tools could offer forecasts thousands of times faster than current methods. WSJ reporter Eric Niiler joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss how these tools work and the companies that are building them. Plus, if the mental load of running your household has you feeling overwhelmed, we’ve got some tech suggestions that could help.

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Plus, Elon Musk revives his lawsuit against OpenAI. And the Magnificent Seven tech stocks shed over $650 billion in market value. Zoe Thomas hosts. 

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A WSJ investigation reveals previously unknowable patterns in crashes involving Tesla’s driver-assistant system, Autopilot. Frank Matt, a WSJ senior video journalist, joins host Zoe Thomas to explain the comprehensive analysis of crash data and the longstanding concerns about Tesla’s Autopilot. Plus, why Amazon is expanding its ultrafast delivery to rural U.S. communities.

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Plus, Google pulls Olympic-themed ad for its AI chatbot following criticism. And Chartacter.AI’s co-founders will return to Google and agree to a licensing deal. Zoe Thomas hosts.

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In 2014, Amazon spent almost $1 billion on Twitch Interactive. A decade later the livestreaming platform popular with gamers is still losing money. WSJ reporter Salvador Rodriguez joins host Zoe Thomas to explain why making money has been a challenge for Twitch and how Amazon is trying to make the platform profitable. Plus, WSJ senior personal tech columnist Joanna Stern tells us about her year driving an electric vehicle, and her one regret about getting an EV.

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