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politics25 days ago

Johnson Eyes White House Meeting With AI Chiefs to Map Guardrails This Week

Speaker Mike Johnson said a White House meeting with CEOs of major AI labs (Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI) could happen as soon as this week or early next, potentially with Trump in attendance, as lawmakers press for guardrails while cautioning against hyper-regulation. The development comes amid bipartisan calls for AI safety measures and ongoing debates over how the government should regulate the fast-evolving technology, including related moves on data-center costs and crypto policy.

Pundit’s anti-AI posts clash with undisclosed xAI stake
politics29 days ago

Pundit’s anti-AI posts clash with undisclosed xAI stake

Conservative podcaster Katie Miller spent months railing against AI tools like ChatGPT on X while privately owning more than $500,000 to $1 million in Elon Musk’s xAI, a financial stake she did not publicly disclose until a White House disclosure tied to her husband surfaced. FTC guidelines could require disclosure of such a financial motivation behind endorsements, experts say. Miller maintains she posts for the love of the game and wasn’t paid for posts, but the article notes her influence with the Trump administration and prior roles linked to Musk and xAI, highlighting broader concerns about influencer-finance conflicts in tech policy.

AI race accelerates as labs flood market with rapid model updates
technology1 month ago

AI race accelerates as labs flood market with rapid model updates

A flurry of updates from Anthropic, Meta, Google and OpenAI—Claude Fable 5.1/Mythos 5.1, Muse Spark 1.3, Gemini 3.8 Flash, and GPT-6 Astra—plus Nvidia’s plan to acquire Hugging Face signals a breakneck AI-development pace. Users label it “model fatigue” as organizations compare costs and capabilities across many models, even as Gartner projects trillions in AI spending this year and regulatory uncertainty looms.

OpenAI's Revenue Rises, Losses Deepen as Anthropic Outgrows It
business1 month ago

OpenAI's Revenue Rises, Losses Deepen as Anthropic Outgrows It

OpenAI reported $6.7B in Q2 sales (up 18% QoQ) but its operating loss widened to $12.3B as it pivots to AI agents. Anthropic posted about $11.6B in revenue with a rare operating profit, illustrating a widening gap between the rivals. OpenAI’s heavy funding, subsidies for free ChatGPT usage, and price cuts weigh on margins while it ramps up data-centre and cloud contracts ahead of a potential IPO and ongoing leadership changes.

The AI Race Reboot: China Catching Up Demands a Strategic Pivot
technology3 months ago

The AI Race Reboot: China Catching Up Demands a Strategic Pivot

Gary Marcus argues that the AI market is entering a phase of intensified competition and price wars that could squeeze profits and undermine big IPO plans for OpenAI/Anthropic. He criticizes the current brute-force, internet-scale training paradigm as inefficient, costly to run, and easily replicated, and suggests refocusing from chasing the cheapest LLMs to developing AI that advances science and medicine, while urging policymakers to avoid a zero-sum US-vs-China race.

Taiwan Semiconductor's 2026 Outlook: The Stock to Watch for the Next Decade
markets9 months ago

Taiwan Semiconductor's 2026 Outlook: The Stock to Watch for the Next Decade

Investors are eyeing Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) as a key stock for 2026, with its technical pattern indicating potential bullish momentum if it breaks above $311. While U.S. stocks had a quiet end to 2025, TSM's performance and upcoming chip price hikes, amid geopolitical risks, make it a significant indicator for the tech sector's future.

CoreWeave Gains Momentum Amid Energy Department Collaboration and Market Speculation
business9 months ago

CoreWeave Gains Momentum Amid Energy Department Collaboration and Market Speculation

CoreWeave, a key player in AI infrastructure, has seen its stock rise 61% since March but faced recent setbacks due to construction delays and a 50% drop since October. Jim Cramer remains optimistic about its long-term business model despite concerns over talent shortages and project delays, believing the company's strategy of deploying and renting capacity will prove successful.