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Scientists Once Calculated the Date of Doomsday—and It’s Next Month
Scientists Once Calculated the Date of Doomsdayâand It’s Next Month Mark your calendar: according to a paper published in the journal Science more than six decades ago, the human population of Earth becomes infinite on Friday, November 13, 2026. That date is now less than six weeks away. Fortunately for all of us, the prediction…
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‘Claude-shaped Science’: Anthropic Asks What Research Looks Like With AI as a Collaborator
Anthropic has published a piece under the title Claude-shaped science, a phrase that neatly captures one of the more consequential questions hanging over research today: when powerful AI assistants become part of the scientific workflow, does science simply get faster â or does it start to take on the shape of the tools used to…
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The Bay Area May Be the World’s Hottest Wealth Market — and Banks Are Racing to Cash In
The Bay Area May Be the World’s Hottest Wealth Market â and Banks Are Racing to Cash In The Bay Area has minted fortunes before. The semiconductor boom, the dot-com bubble, the social media era and the mobile app gold rush each produced a wave of newly wealthy founders, early employees and investors. But the…
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Nvidia’s Bet That Its Chips Can Finance the AI Boom Gets a Wall Street Reality Check
Nvidia has spent the past few years at the center of the artificial intelligence trade, selling the accelerators that nearly every major model builder depends on. More recently, it has pushed further into a different role: helping to underwrite the very demand it benefits from. That strategy is now drawing closer scrutiny from investors and…
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AI Literacy Is Becoming the New Word Processing, Business Expert Warns
A new baseline skill For decades, the ability to open a document, format a paragraph and save a file has been treated as a given in white-collar work u2014 so routine that it rarely appears on a ru00e9sumu00e9 at all. According to one business expert cited in a recent Fox News report, artificial intelligence literacy…
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OpenAI Turns Its Attention to Small Businesses Looking to Put AI to Work
OpenAI Turns Its Attention to Small Businesses Looking to Put AI to Work OpenAI is making a renewed push to help small businesses adopt artificial intelligence, signalling that the next phase of the technology’s rollout may be less about frontier research and more about the corner shop, the two-person design studio and the regional accounting…
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Trump Is Right — ‘Artificial Intelligence’ Is a Bad Name. I Suggest ‘Robo-Doodad.’
It isn’t often that a presidential aside about branding doubles as a genuinely interesting question about technology. But here we are. President Donald Trump has taken issue with the phrase “artificial intelligence,” objecting in particular to the word “artificial” â the suggestion being that there’s nothing fake about a machine that can write your emails,…
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Who Attended Trump’s AI Luncheon, and Who Sat Where
In Washington, a table is never just a table. That is the premise behind a New York Times piece cataloging who attended President Trump’s luncheon on artificial intelligence â and, just as consequentially in the capital’s unofficial scoring system, who was placed where. The story belongs to a durable genre of political journalism: the guest-list…
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NATO Publishes Quantum Technology Roadmap as Alliance Prepares for a Post-Classical Era
NATO has released a Quantum Technology roadmap, setting out how the Alliance intends to develop, adopt and safeguard a family of technologies that many defence planners believe will reshape sensing, navigation, computing and secure communications in the decades ahead. The publication builds on work NATO has been undertaking for several years. Quantum technologies have been…
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Google Wants Hollywood to Stop Being So Afraid of Technology
Google is making a pitch to an industry that has spent the past several years bracing for impact: relax, the technology is here to help. The message, aimed at studios, streamers, agencies and the unions that represent the people who make movies and television, is a familiar one from Silicon Valley. New tools, the argument…