
AI's Two Worlds: Startup Hustle vs. Corporate Stability
The daily life of an AI professional is split between the chaotic speed of startups and the slow, methodical pace of large corporations, shaping the future of the technology.

A new report from OpenAI reveals a Chinese law enforcement official accidentally exposed a vast repression campaign against dissidents by using ChatGPT as a diary.

The daily life of an AI professional is split between the chaotic speed of startups and the slow, methodical pace of large corporations, shaping the future of the technology.

A new book by author Michael Pollan challenges the narrative of AI supremacy, arguing that human consciousness possesses unique qualities that technology may never replicate.

The U.S. is falling behind China in manufacturing not just due to trade policies, but a failure to adopt large-scale automation, robotics, and AI in its factories.

The Pentagon has given AI firm Anthropic a Friday deadline to remove key safety features from its AI model or risk losing a $200 million military contract.

AMD has secured a multibillion-dollar deal with Meta, offering the social media giant an equity stake of up to 10% in exchange for a major AI chip purchase.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addressed criticism of AI's energy use by comparing it to the resources needed to "train a human," sparking further debate on the topic.

AI company Anthropic reveals it has uncovered industrial-scale campaigns by three labs to illicitly copy its Claude model, raising major national security concerns.

A popular narrative that AI is propping up the U.S. economy is being challenged by economists, who argue its true contribution to growth may be close to zero.

IBM shares fell nearly 13.2% after AI firm Anthropic announced its Claude Code tool can modernize COBOL systems, directly threatening a core part of IBM's mainframe business.