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The e/accs inch closer to the White House
How billionaire donors, a new policy framework, and Trump’s VP pick promise to steamroll the AI safety movement
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How billionaire donors, a new policy framework, and Trump’s VP pick promise to steamroll the AI safety movement
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We can still have the internet we want — but we have to try new business models
Apple
Apple’s move into content moderation, unlimited ChatGPT, and more
Apple
What WWDC told us about the near-term future of computing
Until last year, Retro Dodo had a growing business and a team of six. Now it’s fighting for its life
The AI Overviews debacle and leaked search ranking documents tell a common story about the web's future — and it's not pretty
With AI search results coming to the masses, the human-powered web recedes further into the background
OpenAI
OpenAI’s forthcoming voice assistant laughs, flirts, helps — and draws a sharp distinction with Google
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As Stack Overflow, Reddit, and others license their users’ posts to train AI, the internet’s extraction phase is accelerating
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From chatbots to clinical trials, digital twins are suggesting at least one good answer to the question of what generative AI is for
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Is it smarter to take the deal they can get — or fight it out in court?
Meta
Five ways of thinking about Llama 3, its latest large language model
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The tech industry's overpromising about generative AI is starting to catch up with it
Perplexity
Perplexity’s plan to add sponsored questions could be the future of chatbots — if it doesn’t destroy users’ trust
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From Stability to Inflection, would-be challengers to the giants are failing to execute
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It only kind of works. It’s everywhere anyway