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Past the event horizon? OpenAI’s Sam Altman says so. New AI research backs him up

By Press Room19 June 2025

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…the new Pope is all in on AI regulation…another Chinese startup…

AI won’t cure ‘the infinite workday’ unless companies reengineer work, Microsoft says

By Press Room17 June 2025

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…OpenAI wins a $200 million Pentagon contract…Salesforce finds AI models can’t…

When an AI model misbehaves, the public deserves to know—and to understand what it means

By Press Room28 May 2025

Welcome to Eye on AI! I’m pitching in for Jeremy Kahn today while he is in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia helping Fortune…

The invisible tech revolution poised to make in-chat AI shopping real

By Press Room15 May 2025

Welcome to Eye on AI! In this edition…The UAE closes in on a deal for advanced Nvidia chips days after…

As AI infrastructure booms in Phoenix, Arizona’s Route 66 towns offer a sharp lesson in tech disruption—and survival

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Trump’s restrictions on Nvidia’s China sales may not be enough to contain Beijing’s AI ambitions

By Press Room22 April 2025

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Last week, the company told investors it would take a $5.5 billion charge against earnings to…

AI industry ‘timelines’ to human-like AGI are getting shorter. But AI safety is getting increasingly short shrift

By Press Room15 April 2025

Could a tariff-induced recession speed AI adoption? The evidence from past downturns is: Yes

By Press Room8 April 2025

Past economic recessions have accelerated the adoption of new technologies, especially those designed to automate tasks, such as these factory…

OpenAI and Microsoft add new image generation and AI agent features—and showcase their platform advantage

By Press Room28 March 2025

OpenAI debuted a new image generation feature powered by its GPT-4o model in its popular ChatGPT service this week. The…

AI improves both individual and team performance, new study finds. Will companies draw the right lessons from it?

By Press Room25 March 2025

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition: A new study suggests AI can be a team player…OpenAI…

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Past the event horizon? OpenAI’s Sam Altman says so. New AI research backs him up

AI won’t cure ‘the infinite workday’ unless companies reengineer work, Microsoft says

When an AI model misbehaves, the public deserves to know—and to understand what it means

The invisible tech revolution poised to make in-chat AI shopping real

As AI infrastructure booms in Phoenix, Arizona’s Route 66 towns offer a sharp lesson in tech disruption—and survival

Trump’s restrictions on Nvidia’s China sales may not be enough to contain Beijing’s AI ambitions

AI industry ‘timelines’ to human-like AGI are getting shorter. But AI safety is getting increasingly short shrift

Could a tariff-induced recession speed AI adoption? The evidence from past downturns is: Yes

OpenAI and Microsoft add new image generation and AI agent features—and showcase their platform advantage

AI improves both individual and team performance, new study finds. Will companies draw the right lessons from it?

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