Technology

Several Western tech firms have released open-source models over the past week.

The company’s reported raise shows it is stuck between mature tech giants like Google and Meta and startups like OpenAI and Anthropic.

In the debut episode of Future Proof from Semafor Technology, Cognition CISO and former Facebook security chief Alex Stamos goes off on the “nihilism” ripping through Silicon Valley.

Experts have argued that AI could be revolutionary for mathematics, but only if it gives the proof for a solution.

One of the so-called godfathers of AI argued that it “should be approached like other critical technologies” such as medicine or aviation.

Twenty-eight percent of US employees say they use AI at least weekly, according to a two-year study from Jobs for the Future, The Families & Workers Fund, and Gallup.

It’s the latest indication that Democrats are not giving up on a sustained push for answers from the administration.

Demand for compute is strong enough that hyperscalers remain undeterred by higher borrowing costs, posing a dilemma for the US Federal Reserve.

Its new model, Beam, could give more options to Western companies and governments that don’t want to — or can’t — use Chinese models.

OpenAI faces mounting legal risks stemming from cyber incidents linked to its AI models, after the firm alerted more than 100 organizations to unauthorized activities.

The US director of national intelligence and the Federal Trade Commission chairman will head up the White House’s “Super Intelligence Force” on AI, President Donald Trump announced Sunday.

A set of internal Slack messages details the politics at one of the world’s most powerful AI companies.