OpenAI CEO Sam Altman insists the company shouldn’t become “too big to fail” despite committing to $1.4 trillion in computing spending. The clarification comes after his CFO suggested government guarantees might be needed for AI infrastructure financing. Meanwhile, the company’s massive computing co
DeLorean AI is targeting chronic kidney disease, which affects over 850 million people globally. Their technology can detect renal decline years before dialysis becomes necessary, with particular impact for underserved communities.
Senators Josh Hawley and Mark Warner have introduced bipartisan legislation requiring large companies to report AI’s impact on jobs. The bill aims to replace speculation with concrete data about layoffs and workforce changes. Companies would need to submit quarterly updates on how AI technologies ar
Microsoft AI has formed a new Superintelligence Team focused on Humanist Superintelligence (HSI), which prioritizes practical, controlled AI over OpenAI’s AGI ambitions. Led by Mustafa Suleyman, the team aims to build technology explicitly designed to serve humanity while keeping it grounded and con
Google’s Gemini Canvas now lets users generate complete Google Slides presentations from simple prompts. The feature creates slides with appropriate themes, images, and color schemes automatically. It’s currently available to Gemini Pro subscribers and coming to free users soon.
The godfather of AI says the technology’s business model depends on replacing human labor. Despite massive investments, companies like OpenAI are bleeding billions with no clear path to profitability.
Fresh court documents are shedding new light on Sam Altman’s controversial 2023 ouster from OpenAI. The revelations come at a critical moment when billions in AI investment depend on his credibility. Trust in leadership has never been more expensive.
The New Zealand government spends about NZ$51.5 billion each year on third-party suppliers. AI could revolutionize how this massive budget gets spent, but human oversight remains critical to prevent algorithmic bias and ensure transparency.
According to Fortune, only 10% of Americans are more excited than concerned about AI, while 50% are more concerned than excited. Historical research from phone industry deregulation reveals the three attitudes that helped people survive massive job cuts and thrive. The key quality isn’t technical sk
Microsoft has outlined an ambitious AI roadmap for Visual Studio with custom agents, improved chat features, and automatic model selection. The company emphasizes these are plans, not commitments. Most features will roll out over coming months, if they materialize at all.
