OpenAI is reportedly suppressing internal research that highlights AI’s potential harms, such as widespread job displacement. This alleged self-censorship has reportedly led to the departure of at least two employees, including a data scientist who accused the team of acting as an “advocacy arm.”
OpenAI is launching its first-ever certification courses through a new OpenAI Academy. The initiative aims to certify up to 10 million Americans in AI skills by 2030, starting with courses for general workers and K-12 educators.
NVIDIA has reportedly gained approval to sell its H200 AI accelerator in China, but the victory is hollow. The US will take a 25% cut of sales, and Beijing is forcing companies to justify every purchase. It’s a brutal squeeze between two superpowers.
The biggest AI companies have quietly rallied around a single standard for how AI agents connect to apps and data. Called MCP, it started as an internal tool at Anthropic but has spread like wildfire. Now, its move to the Linux Foundation could cement it as the plumbing for the next internet.
Forget the usual suspects. A new report reveals Google’s Gemini and xAI’s Grok are seeing explosive growth, far outpacing ChatGPT in percentage terms. The key driver? High-value feature upgrades that are pulling users in. But it’s not just about chatbots anymore.
Former Neuralink president Max Hodak reveals a massive breakthrough in vision restoration using a tiny retinal implant. But in a new interview, he shares a surprising concern that has nothing to do with brain hacking.
F.L.Putnam’s Ellen Hazen suggests investors look to chip manufacturer TSMC as a core AI holding. She sees a bubble forming but believes it’s different from past manias, and likes TSMC’s position as the indispensable foundry for everyone, including Nvidia’s potential rivals.
A new report from RunSafe Security reveals that AI-generated code is already deployed in production across critical infrastructure. While over 80% of embedded developers use AI, security concerns are high but follow-through is inconsistent.
Major tech rivals are collaborating on a new foundation to set the ground rules for AI agents. The move aims to prevent fragmentation and ensure different AI systems can work together seamlessly.
Google is working to build its AI Mode directly into the Chrome browser. The native integration would allow the AI to access and use information from your open tabs, moving beyond a simple sidebar.
