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As AI devours global power, the IEA says we’re entering an ‘Age of Electricity,’ where nearly half the world’s economy depends on it by 2035.

For decades, browsers just showed us the internet. OpenAI’s Atlas wants to understand it — and maybe understand you

California’s latest AI bill trades blunt mandates for transparency and puts Governor Newsom back in the hot seat.

Meta’s leaked chatbot rules weren’t a fluke. They expose how big tech normalizes harm until public outrage forces a fix.

Seventy years after the Space Race, the US is once again in a high-stakes tech rivalry — this time with China, and over AI.

The AI arms race is getting cutthroat and Meta just handed $14B to the guy supplying everyone’s ammo.

Another screenless AI device? It might be sleek. It might be smart. It might be a $6.5B coaster.

Netflix plans AI-generated interactive ads mid-show and during pauses, while YouTube strategically places ads at emotional peaks.

The US government’s role in AI policy will ultimately determine whether the benefits of AI are maximized or whether its risks are mitigated.

As tariffs with China come into effect, the US is far from self-reliant on chips. For now, companies will bear the cost, and consumers won’t be far behind.

The San Jose lawsuit highlights Apple’s intense hype around Apple Intelligence, especially the September 2024 ad starring Bella Ramsey showcasing Siri’s supposed new powers.

If intelligence is something you can simply rent at a price ten times the salary of a PhD graduate, then what does it say about the value of human expertise?

The AI company is trying to uncensor ChatGPT by dropping a big update to its Model Spec, the rulebook for how its AI should behave. 

As DOGE touts AI to fix “government inefficiency” and slash $2T in federal spending, the world watches, bewildered by Musk’s tactics.

As the AI community grows more decentralized and traditional East-West boundaries fade, the US may find its self-proclaimed AI dominance contested by China.

At CES 2025, Elon Musk revealed that AI companies are running out of training data, but they have a plan.

Big Tech bets big on nuclear. Could the atom, once feared for its destructive potential, prove to be AI’s most powerful ally?

Whistleblower allegations and mounting legal challenges suggest OpenAI may be straying from its original mission.

Altman projects AGI by 2025, while Amodei anticipates it by 2026 or 2027, but recent trends suggest progress in AI development may be slowing.