In internal meeting, Microsoft execs share a plan to ward off AI coding rivals by overhauling GitHub

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Jay Parikh at Microsoft Build.
Microsoft executive Jay Parikh

Microsoft

AI startups are paying people to film themselves folding laundry — and they'll use this data to train robots

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A humanoid robot folding laundry.
Humans are helping robots learn how to do chores.

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The CEO of 'AI companion' startup Replika is stepping aside to launch a new company

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Eugenia Kuyda in a black turtleneck, sitting on a green couch.
Eugenia Kuyda in 2017.

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Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman says the US's 'patchwork' policies are setting back AI

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One of Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman's enormous AI chips would roughly fit inside the pictured hand gesture on stage at a tech conference in 2022.

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Jensen Huang says he regrets not investing more in xAI: 'Almost everything Elon's part of, you want to be part of'

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Elon Musk and Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang said his only regret about Elon Musk's xAI is not investing more, calling it a bet on the future of AI.

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A top entrepreneur says these 3 steps will separate the winners from the wiped-out in the age of AI

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Daniel Priestley warned that AI is a tsunami that will split the economy in two — and sink anyone who doesn't adapt.

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AI is supposed to kill jobs. Instead, AI companies are hiring in droves, fueling a resurgence of Silicon Valley offices.

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An aerial view of Silicon Valley

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Plane tickets, Airbnbs, rental cars: AI has taken over the travel industry

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A robot outside an airplane window

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When I booked my vacation this year, I spent about a month tracking flights and weighing various layover scenarios, and eventually used a year's worth of hoarded credit card points plus about $280 out of pocket to get a flight in an economy seat to Croatia.

OpenAI's president breaks down the AMD deal: 'We need as much computing power as we can possibly get'

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OpenAI President Greg Brockman praised AMD, which is led by CEO Lisa Su, for its work on a next-generation chip.

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MrBeast calls out AI as a threat to YouTubers' livelihoods: 'Scary times'

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MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) said advancements in AI videos could threaten creators' jobs.
MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) said advancements in AI videos could threaten creators' jobs.

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