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Her App Blocked Harassment On Twitter. Elon Musk Killed It

By Billy Perrigo

Investors See AI Chips as New Gold. Here’s Why

By David Hamilton / AP

How Grab Became a Super-App

By Charlie Campbell

The Darwinian Argument for Worrying About AI

By Dan Hendrycks
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How the World Must Respond to the AI Revolution

The problem of AI goes beyond any institutions today. We need a global response, writes Ian Bremmer

By Ian Bremmer

AI Is Not an Arms Race

We shouldn’t let people throw the world away in a perverse race to destruction, writes AI researcher Katja Grace

By Katja Grace

Nvidia Joins $1 Trillion Club Amid AI Boom

The chipmaker has reached a $1 trillion valuation as it benefits from the growing use of AI.

By Associated Press

How to Kill Online Free Speech

The E.U. is encroaching on online free speech, the U.S. must not give in to further restrictions

By Jacob Mchangama and Jeff Kosseff

AI Is as Risky as Nuclear War, Top CEOs Say

The CEOs of the leading AI companies made their most unified statement yet about the existential risks posed by the technology

By Billy Perrigo

Musk’s Brain Implant Firm Gets Approval for Human Tests

Musk’s startup is developing a device that aims to help people with paralysis or traumatic brain injuries control a computer using their thoughts.

By Sarah McBride / Bloomberg

What Netflix's Password Sharing Crackdown Means for You

The streamer has begun rolling out its new password protocol in the U.S.

By Simmone Shah

Musk Stokes MAGA Unease With DeSantis Embrace

Once a MAGA hero, Musk's relationship with the Trump-loving community is now rockier, with some wary of how far he'll go to help DeSantis.

By Eric Cortellessa

Microsoft Raises Alarm on Chinese State-Backed Hackers

Microsoft warned hackers could be laying the groundwork to potentially disrupt critical communications between the U.S. and Asia during future crises.

By Associated Press

OpenAI Could Quit Europe Over New AI Rules, CEO Warns

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said his company could “cease operating” in the E.U. if it is unable to comply with the provisions of planned AI rules.

By Billy Perrigo/London

Apple Strikes Multibillion-Dollar Deal for U.S.-Made Chips

The announcement comes amid U.S. efforts to reduce American companies’ reliance on foreign chipmakers.

By Simmone Shah

8 Social Media Tips for Parents and Teens

U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy is calling for “immediate action” to protect kids' mental health on social media.

By BARBARA ORTUTAY/AP

OpenAI Seeks to Expand in Europe

CEO Sam Altman floated Poland for a research and engineering office

By Konrad Krasuski / Bloomberg

TikTok CEO Says Oracle Has Begun Reviewing Its Source Code

TikTok is 'on track' with its undertaking to have all U.S. user data hosted and overseen by Oracle

By Zheping Huang and Caroline Hyde / Bloomberg

TikTok Sues Montana Over Statewide App Ban

TikTok is arguing the ban is based on “unfounded speculation” that the Chinese government could access users' data.

By Amy Beth Hanson / AP

In the Rush to AI, We Can’t Afford to Trust Big Tech

Governments, big tech, and scientists will need to work together

By Gary Marcus
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