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Anaconda's chief AI and innovation officer says Python can make on-premises IT solutions 'easier and safer' as companies seek stronger data protection

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The AI boom is turning traditional economics on its head as tech giants boost spending despite high interest rates

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AI will reshape the global labor force. Employers will need to help their workers keep up.

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Nvidia earnings will show just how much Big Tech is spending on AI. Here's what companies from Microsoft to OpenAI have said so far.

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Elon Musk (top left), Jensen Huang (top center), Sam Altman (top right), Mark Zuckerberg (bottom left), Sundar Pichai (bottom right).

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China is still getting its hands on US chips — and striking back too

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Donald Trump called AI 'very dangerous' — it hasn't stopped him posting what looks like AI-generated content

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Donald Trump has called AI "very dangerous."

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Google now uses AI to moderate internal town halls. Some employees say it lets leaders dodge tougher questions.

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai

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Klarna CEO comments show the AI workplace everyone has been dreading is already here

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Klarna CEO, Sebastian Siemiatkowski, plans to reduce the company's workforce by half, citing increased productivity and revenue with AI.

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The OpenAI squad in charge of mitigating the risks of super-intelligent AI has lost nearly half its members, says a former researcher

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman speaking during the company's developer day event.
"It's not been like a coordinated thing. I think it's just people sort of individually giving up," former OpenAI governance researcher Daniel Kokotajlo (not pictured) told Fortune.

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The unofficial Nvidia earnings watch party at an NYC bar is the latest sign the AI hype isn't going anywhere

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Nvidia's much-anticipated quarterly earnings report has attracted a watch party at a New York City bar.

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