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Open-Sourced AI Models May Be More Costly in the Long Run, Study Finds

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Sam Altman says he can't remember the last time he used Google

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Sam Altman, the co-founder and CEO of OpenAI.
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI.

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The AI spending boom is boosting US GDP — and potentially hiding looming problems

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President Donald Trump recently unveiled his plan to boost AI investments. Big tech's spending race won't slow down anytime soon, but it may be hiding troubling signs for the economy.

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I pivoted my tech career to focus on AI. Now I make $6,400 a week — but I care more about staying relevant than the money.

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Shakib now works as a contractor for an AI-driven recruitment company.

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OpenAI finally went open — sort of. Here's why China should take note.

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Last week, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced GPT-oss, a family of language models with "open weights."

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The new metric bosses are tracking: How often you use AI

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Underperformers at work are getting squeezed out. Here are 4 ways to bulletproof your job from the AI revolution.

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CEO Daniel Snell says the best way for employees to bulletproof their jobs from the AI revolution is to get really engaged with AI.

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OpenAI's o3 faced off against xAI's Grok 4 in a chess tournament. It swept the board.

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A chess board

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Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun says these are the 2 key guardrails needed to protect us all from AI

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Yann LeCun at World Economic Forum in January 2025.
Meta's chief AI scientist, Yann LeCun, has some suggestions for ensuring AI doesn't harm us in the future.

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The backlash over GPT-5 shows people are getting hooked on specific AI models

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and his team have made changes to their GPT-5 plans after user backlash.

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