Analysts are warning that AI investments may be turning excessively circular—companies funding their own customers, who in turn funnel money back through infrastructure contracts—creating bubble risks masked behind aggressive spending
As AI adoption accelerates, traditional tech roles like software and project managers are declining while demand surges for specialists in cybersecurity, data analytics, and AI development.
More than 20 top artificial intelligence researchers from OpenAI, Google, and Meta have left their companies to join Periodic Labs, a new startup founded by ChatGPT co-creator Liam Fedus to develop AI that accelerates scientific discovery.
Yuval Noah Harari warns that artificial intelligence is rapidly overtaking human decision-making and could push those left behind into a powerless “useless class.”
Google has been accused of bias after its AI Overview blocked search results about Donald Trump’s cognitive health while allowing summaries for Joe Biden.
LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky has revealed that he relies on Microsoft’s AI assistant, Copilot, for almost every high-stakes email he sends, including those to Microsoft chief Satya Nadella.
Top AI researchers are leaving big tech labs to join Periodic Labs, a start-up focused on accelerating scientific discovery through AI-driven experiments.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned Nigerians about the surge of AI-powered scams promising fake profits and endorsements.
Pipeshift CEO Arko C said Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee hike won’t change his startup’s hiring plans.
While AI’s inner workings remain mysterious even to researchers, companies amplify that mystique to market each new model as a breakthrough.