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Good Morning from San Francisco, Tech executives lined up Thursday to shower Trump with billions in AI pledges. Microsoft promised
Exploring the implications when your AI supplier transitions into a business rival. Understand the impact on businesses and strategies to mitigate risks.
Two newsletters control what 2 million tech professionals read about AI every morning. Their founders went from zero to seven-figure exits in under 24 months. But only one dares to question the hype.
Google's AI notebook tool just solved its most frustrating problem. For two years, sharing research with teams meant typing email addresses one by one. Now a single link does what took dozens of invitations before.
Palmer Luckey got fired from Facebook for backing Trump. Now Meta needs his defense company to win a $22 billion military contract. The reunion changes everything.
Nvidia just reported $44 billion in revenue, but the real story is what happened in China. The company took a $4.5 billion hit and expects to lose another $8 billion next quarter. How did the world's most valuable chipmaker end up locked out of its second-biggest market?
Sam Altman makes money from AI bots flooding the internet. Now he wants to scan your eyeballs to prove you're human. His eye-scanning Orbs launched in six US cities, paying $40 in crypto for iris scans. But there's a catch with the "privacy protection" claims.
Why do AI systems perform worse when they think harder about visual tasks? New research shows GUI agents achieve better accuracy by skipping reasoning steps that help language models excel.
OpenAI paid $6.5 billion for Jony Ive's startup. Not for his design expertise—for a device that could free us from our phones. The catch: It has no screen.
A surprising new study reveals that when AI models stop to think, they actually get worse at following basic instructions.
Microsoft is transforming Windows to work with AI in a fundamentally new way. The change could reshape how we use computers – but it also creates new security risks that Microsoft must solve. Here's what's at stake for the billion-plus Windows users worldwide.
Researchers have found a way to make AI solve complex problems using just one-fifth of its usual computing power. The method could help bring advanced AI capabilities to ordinary computers - reducing both cost and energy use.
OpenAI enhances its coding assistant for quicker performance and reveals its rigorous safety testing procedures.
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