Meta's $72B AI talent hunt is imploding. ChatGPT co-creator nearly quit within a week, forcing tripled compensation. Elite recruits defecting to rivals while existing employees demand parity. The secretive TBD Lab creates new corporate castes.
Arm challenges the smartphone industry's NPU rush with Lumex, betting CPU-based AI can deliver 5x performance gains across 3 billion devices by 2030. The platform's SME2 instructions target developer frustration with fragmented neural engines.
Tech translator with German roots who fled to Silicon Valley chaos. Decodes startup noise from San Francisco. Launched implicator.ai to slice through AI's daily madness—crisp, clear, with Teutonic precision and deadly sarcasm.
Mark Zuckerberg faces his toughest legal challenge yet. The Federal Trade Commission wants to break up his $1.4 trillion empire. The trial starting today could force Meta to sell Instagram and WhatsApp.
The global tech industry faces unprecedented pressure as Trump reverses course on electronics tariffs while China suspends exports of critical rare earth materials. This two-pronged assault threatens to reshape the electronics supply chain and drive up consumer costs.
A group of twelve former OpenAI employees has entered the legal fray between Elon Musk and Sam Altman, arguing that any move to strip control from OpenAI's nonprofit parent would betray the company's founding mission.
OpenAI has set a retirement date for GPT-4, the groundbreaking AI model that helped cement the company's dominance in artificial intelligence. The language model will disappear from ChatGPT on April 30, making way for its more capable successor, GPT-4o.
Canva launched its biggest platform update yet. The design giant now lets users create apps through voice commands and turn data into visuals - no coding needed. Their 230 million users include big names like Salesforce. But what's really brewing behind the scenes?
OpenAI just upgraded ChatGPT with changes that could reshape how we interact with AI assistants. The update brings major improvements - but not everyone gets to try them yet. Here's what's coming and who gets access first.
A California startup just grabbed $58 million to build chips that use light instead of electricity. The twist? They might solve one of AI's biggest headaches.
nEye Systems creates optical circuit switches that shuffle data between AI chips using photons.
Even the most advanced AI visual systems have a serious problem: They try to answer questions they can't actually solve. A new study from the University of Tokyo and their collaborators tested leading AI models on what seems like a simple task - knowing when to say "I can't answer that."
