Most Recent
MIT Technology Review’s AI Roundtable, a 2022 bioweapons demo, an OpenAI breach, and employee warnings about AI destroying the web all collided this week.
Navy CTO Justin Fanelli is pitching VCs to co-invest in AI, quantum, and autonomous tech — backed by a $562M refueling deal already closed.
Pinterest is testing Restyle, an AI feature that renders furniture, decor, and lighting into photos of users’ own rooms to bridge inspiration and purchase.
Cornelis Networks raised $205M and launched Active Compute Fabric, targeting GPU idle time in AI clusters to compete with Nvidia’s integrated networking dominance.
Garry Tan wants U.S. open-weight AI labs to distill American frontier models, countering the dominance of Chinese open-weight releases in the global AI ecosystem.
Apple Watch’s new AI features transcribe speech and summarize ambient conversations without saving audio, raising consent and behavioral privacy questions.
Trending
Top Posts
More From Our Editors
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captured a 728-foot moon crater formed by an impact that occurs only once per century, offering rare insight into lunar geology.
Google’s threat intelligence group confirmed it embedded an undercover analyst inside TeamPCP, the gang behind the worst software supply-chain hacking spree on record, breaching thousands of companies.
Lying down in a moving car raises serious crash safety risks. As self-driving vehicles push passengers into new positions, governments face pressure to overhaul decades-old crash testing standards.
Silicon Valley’s shift from chatbots to agentic AI is triggering a massive data center buildout, as agents demand far more continuous power than single queries.
A Cross-Border Operation Targeting Commercial Drones The United States and Mexico have announced…
Apple and Google missed a UK deadline to block child nudity on devices. The UK now plans criminal liability laws that may also cover Snapchat and Instagram.
Latest
MIT Technology Review’s AI Roundtable, a 2022 bioweapons demo, an OpenAI breach, and employee warnings about AI destroying the web all collided this week.
Editor Picks