How Trump’s Chip-Sales Reversal Is Supercharging China’s AI Push
Nvidia placed an order for roughly 300,000 H20 AI chips from TSMC after the White House reversed a short-lived ban...
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Bill Gates: Today’s AI can handle simple coding and some routine work—but not the toughest programming tasks yet
In a new interview, Bill Gates said artificial intelligence is advancing quickly enough to replace humans in simpler tasks, including...
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Sam Altman Apologizes as OpenAI Delays Open-Weight Model to Run More Safety Tests
OpenAI postponed the release of its forthcoming open-weight AI model, with CEO Sam Altman citing the need for additional safety...
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Report: Meta dangling up to $300 million to lure OpenAI researchers to its new AI lab
Meta Platforms is courting top OpenAI researchers with pay packages reportedly reaching $300 million over four years as it builds...
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After A.I. Upends College Writing, What Comes Next for Higher Ed?
As generative A.I. becomes embedded in campus life, the traditional college essay is losing its place at the center of...
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Companies are hiring people to clean up AI’s messy output
Generative AI was supposed to cut costs and replace creative labor. Instead, it’s spawning new demand for people who can...
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How AI is changing the job hunt
Artificial intelligence is reshaping early-career hiring, but not ushering in a jobs apocalypse—at least not yet. A CBS Sunday Morning...
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AI Is Poised to Remake Culture
As algorithms evolve from recommending content to generating it, the cultural floodgates are opening—raising questions about originality, agency, and trust....
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Why AI’s Profit Payoff Is Delayed—and What Economic History Says Comes Next
A wave of corporate experiments with generative AI has yet to yield the profits many investors anticipated. Despite heavy spending,...
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AI Is Fueling a Collective Delusion
Three years into the generative-AI boom, the technology’s most pervasive impact may be a creeping sense of unreality. Using a...
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