Bio

Rachel Scott is a staff reporter for The Nassau Guardian, specializing in news coverage with a keen focus on international affairs and national security matters. Her work often covers significant policy announcements and governmental decisions impacting the local and international community.

Articles (50)

• A Machine-Shaped Hand: Experience a Story from OpenAI's New Creative Writing Model

  The Guardian • N/A

• Did Someone Wearing Meta Glasses Film You Today? Are You Sure?

  The Guardian • 19 Aug 2026

• OpenAI Launches ChatGPT for Teens with Stronger Safeguards

  The Guardian • 18 Aug 2026

• An AI agent for all? Try using your brain, Mark Zuckerberg

  The Guardian • 13 Aug 2026

• ‘I feel like I’m at war’: are we losing the battle against machine-made music?

  The Guardian • 13 Aug 2026

• Nvidia Links With Wall Street Firms for $500bn AI Financing Deal

  The Guardian • 11 Aug 2026

• Meta Says Its AI Model Hacked into Another Company During Testing

  The Guardian • 6 Aug 2026

• Teachers Need Help With AI. A Union Is Offering Training – With $23m in Funding From Big Tech

  The Guardian • 5 Aug 2026

• US Stock Market Hits Record Highs as AI Profits Pile and Oil Prices Ease

  The Guardian • 4 Aug 2026

• Anthropic’s AI Claude Escaped Testing Environment and Hacked Organizations

  The Guardian • 31 July 2026

• Elon Musk’s xAI Sues Minnesota Over Law Banning ‘Nudification’ Technology

  The Guardian • 30 July 2026

• Why does everything feel so joyless? Welcome to the age of decadence without pleasure

  The Guardian • 26 July 2026

• Seth Meyers on Elon Musk’s AI Odyssey Movie: ‘I Can’t Wait for That to Suck’

  The Guardian • 24 July 2026

• Trump Administration Announces $5bn 'AI for Science' Effort Across 15 Agencies

  The Guardian • 22 July 2026

• Victoria Announces New Social Media ‘Demasking’ Powers for Accounts Accused of Vilification

  The Guardian • 19 July 2026

• Apple Dethrones Nvidia to Regain Title of World’s Most Valuable Company

  The Guardian • 17 July 2026

• Musk’s xAI sues user who allegedly used Grok to create child sexual abuse material

  The Guardian • 16 July 2026

• Meta Ditches Muse Image AI Feature Because It ‘Misses the Mark’ on Users’ Privacy

  The Guardian • 11 July 2026

• South Korea Chip Maker SK Hynix Rides AI Boom Raising $26.5bn in Huge US Listing

  The Guardian • 10 July 2026

• SpaceX and AI Startup Wealth Fuels Demand for Private Jets

  The Guardian • 9 July 2026

• The rapid rise of housefishing: are AI-enhanced property listings helpful – or sinister?

  The Guardian • 8 July 2026

• Anthropic: US has lifted export controls on Fable and Mythos AI models after security risk fears

  The Guardian • 1 July 2026

• Return of the ‘greybeards’: AI backfired – so Ford had to rehire humans

  The Guardian • 30 June 2026

• Australian Rescue Team Uses AI-Powered Drone to Find Lost Hikers

  The Guardian • 27 June 2026

• Hikers Lost in Kosciuszko National Park Rescued Within Five Hours by AI Drone

  The Guardian • 27 June 2026

• Australian musicians sound warning note after Nick Cave, Kylie and many more slurped into AI training tool

  The Guardian • 26 June 2026

• Apple Raises iPad and MacBook Prices, Blaming Cost of Chips Amid AI Boom

  The Guardian • 25 June 2026

• ‘Who is going to pay us when we’re replaced by robots?’ The Indian factory workers told to film themselves for AI

  The Guardian • 24 June 2026

• Anthropic to Disable Its Most Advanced AI Models after US Order Limiting Foreign Access

  The Guardian • 13 June 2026

• Musk’s xAI Fired Engineer for Raising Concerns About Grok Chatbot, Lawsuit Claims

  The Guardian • 11 June 2026

• Seattle Enacts Year-Long Ban on New AI Datacenters

  The Guardian • 10 June 2026

• Anthropic releases ‘safe’ version of Claude Mythos AI model to public

  The Guardian • 9 June 2026

• Seth Meyers on Trump Sleeping During Meetings: ‘He’s Busy Posting AI Slop at Night’

  The Guardian • 5 June 2026

• The Risks of Inviting AI Into the Heart of Our Economy, Society and Governance

  The Guardian • 3 June 2026

• The Legal AI Edge: How This Law Firm Is Putting AI into Practice

  The Guardian • 28 May 2026

• Standard Chartered to Cut More Than 7,000 Jobs as it Steps Up AI Use

  The Guardian • 19 May 2026

• ‘I Didn’t Want to Be the Guinea Pig’: Inside Tech’s AI-Fueled Manager Purge

  The Guardian • 15 May 2026

• The End of Typing? Why Workers Are Suddenly Ditching Their Keyboards

  The Guardian • 12 May 2026

• Apple Agrees to Pay $250m After Falsely Claiming AI-Powered Siri Was ‘Available Now’

  The Guardian • 5 May 2026

• Major Publishers Sue Meta for Copyright Infringement Over AI Training

  The Guardian • 5 May 2026

• Maternal Stereotypes, ‘Emotional’ AI Jailbreaks and a Perfect UFO Sighting

  The Guardian • 2 May 2026

• Pentagon Plans to Make US Military ‘AI-First Fighting Force’ by Pairing with Companies

  The Guardian • 1 May 2026

• Spotify Rolls Out ‘Verified’ Badge to Distinguish Human Artists From AI

  The Guardian • 30 Apr 2026

• John Oliver on AI Chatbots: ‘Behind That Machine Is a Corporation Trying to Extract a Monthly Fee From You’

  The Guardian • 27 Apr 2026

• US Justice Department Steps in on Behalf of xAI in Colorado Regulation Case

  The Guardian • 24 Apr 2026

• SpaceX Secures Option to Buy AI Startup Cursor for $60bn or Partner for $10bn

  The Guardian • 21 Apr 2026

• Kimmel on Trump’s AI images: ‘Someone’s been looksmaxxing!’

  The Guardian • 16 Apr 2026

• 'I Make People a Lot Better': Trump Says Controversial AI Image Portrayed Him as a Doctor

  The Guardian • 14 Apr 2026

• Trump News at a Glance: President Posts AI Image Comparing Himself to Jesus After Picking a Fight with the Pope

  The Guardian • 13 Apr 2026

• Meta Debuts New AI Model in First Test of Costly ‘Superintelligence’ Team

  The Guardian • 9 Apr 2026