The Bosses Who Bragged About Replacing You With AI Have Gone Very Quiet
Remember when every chief executive with a LinkedIn account could not wait to tell you how many humans their shiny […]
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Half a Trillion Into AI in Six Months but Goldman Swears It’s Definitely Not a Bubble
The numbers coming out of AI fundraising have stopped meaning anything, which is usually the moment a sensible person starts
Banks Don’t Want Your Robots Doing Your Shopping
The banks have looked at the future of retail, an AI agent that roams the web with your card details
AI Giants Engage In Price War Amid Their Own Calls For ‘Slowdown’?
For the past month, the frontier labs have been draped in sackcloth, publishing diatribes about slowing down, briefing the UN
Lookin’s Free, Touchin’ll Cost Ya: OpenAI Now Wants Strangers To Watch It Train Models
OpenAI has made a bold, principled discovery: being watched is good, actually. The company announced it will let independent third-party
Second Opinion: Your Landing Page Is Blind. Giving It Eyes Is Trickier Than the Pitch Admits
Angus Sewell wants your landing page to watch, test and rebuild itself around every visitor. The conversion lift is real, but so is the GDPR bill nobody mentions.
Four Customers Are Suing the AI Giants for Agreeing to Slow Down
When the biggest names in AI all agreed to “slow down the frontier” this month, we noted the awkward truth
OpenAI’s Rogue AI Earned It a Senate Investigation
OpenAI has a new problem, and this one has subpoena power. Senator Josh Hawley has opened a Senate subcommittee investigation
DraftKings Built an AI to Spot Its Biggest Losers. Then It Hunted Them.
Here is a story that should end a few careers. According to a New York Times investigation published in mid-September,
Soon, One in Four Job Applicants Won’t Be Real
If hiring feels harder than it used to, here is a genuinely unsettling reason: a growing share of the people