Amazon has announced a major technical advancement in data center networking that significantly boosts data transfer speeds across its extensive cloud platform, marking a pivotal enhancement in its infrastructure capabilities.
Top AI research centers are increasingly hiring philosophers to navigate complex ethical dilemmas and foundational questions about consciousness and morality. While some view this as a strategic move to address ethical challenges in AI, others question if it's partly driven by industry hype.
An in-depth look at how Claude Code and OpenClaw ignited a major transformation in the technology sector, fundamentally changing the way computing is approached today.
A surge in automation is revolutionizing debt collection, a job known for its difficulty and unpopularity. Soon, if you have an unpaid bill, you might find yourself speaking to an AI-powered debt collector.
Google’s AI-driven search results have become irresistibly handy, drawing users in despite any reservations about AI. However, this convenience raises concerns about its impact on the quality of the web and the creators behind the information we rely on.
SpaceX's recent IPO filing has disclosed a significant agreement with AI company Anthropic, revealing that Anthropic pays $15 billion annually for access to SpaceX’s GPU-equipped data centers. This lucrative deal highlights the growing intersection of space technology and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Former OpenAI staff who have launched a new AI watchdog group are urging transparency regarding xAI's safety record. They argue that potential investors in SpaceX’s impending public offering should have access to detailed information about xAI's safety measures.
Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, shared with WIRED his view that companies should leverage AI-driven productivity improvements to expand their activities rather than reduce their workforce. He believes that cutting jobs in response to automation is a shortsighted move that overlooks AI's potential to create new opportunities for growth and innovation.
Mira Murati, the founder of Thinking Machines Lab and former CTO of OpenAI, shares with WIRED her vision for AI that supports rather than replaces human workers. Her focus is on creating intelligent systems that work alongside people to improve collaboration and productivity, rather than automating jobs out of existence.
Michael Selig, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), shared insights with WIRED on how the agency leverages artificial intelligence to monitor Polymarket and other prediction markets for signs of insider trading and other illicit activities.
