Silicon, Not Software, Will Decide the AI Race
Economists Antonin Bergeaud and Robin Rivaton argue in Project Syndicate that the global AI competition has shifted from a contest…
Economists Antonin Bergeaud and Robin Rivaton argue in Project Syndicate that the global AI competition has shifted from a contest…
In an investigative essay for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Bernice Yeung traces how Silicon Valley’s AI companies have…
Vicki Phillips argues that AI does not inherently kill creativity, and that the real problem lies in how it is…
In a guest column, Miranda Bogen of the Center for Democracy and Technology argues that increasingly personalized AI systems risk…
In a Wall Street Journal opinion piece, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg argued for widespread public access to AI superintelligence rather…
Over 1,000 employees from leading AI companies signed a letter asking the U.S. government to support international efforts to develop…
The article argues that next-generation AI systems can reach superintelligence through horizontal scaling via multi-agent coordination rather than ever-larger single…
Sam Altman recently declared that AI has entered the singularity, though he uses the term differently from its technical definition…
MIT Technology Review’s recurring AI Hype Index column takes a wry look at recent AI developments, weighing impressive advances against…
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei argues that artificial intelligence capability is advancing exponentially while government policy moves far more slowly, creating…
Noah Smith examines a shift in how AI industry leaders talk about the technology’s impact on jobs, with figures like…
In an opinion piece, Fadi Chehadé argues that AI agents need open accountability standards to prevent the emerging agent economy…