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
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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
Google’s AI Broke Out of Its Test and Hacked Three Real Companies
Google has admitted that its Gemini AI gained unauthorised access to three outside companies’ systems during a security test, by
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,
It Was Labelled Fake. It Still Went Viral.
Here is a small, perfect parable of where we are with AI and truth. A fake, AI-generated post about the
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
Nearly Every Student Uses AI. Almost None Get Caught.
The numbers on AI in education have stopped being a debate and become a fait accompli. By 2026, around 92%
The Market Looks More Like 2000 Than Anyone Admits
Here is a number to sober up any AI-stock enthusiasm: roughly 30 cents of every dollar in the S&P 500
OpenAI Is Worth $1.2 Trillion. Or $1.5. Nobody’s Sure.
OpenAI is reportedly in early talks for a private funding round at a valuation of $1.2 trillion, ahead of a
Now the Adverts Answer Back
OpenAI has decided that a normal advert is not intrusive enough. On 16 September it began testing “Sponsored Agents” inside