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AI companies frequently invoke the possibility of AI-enabled scientific discovery as a justification for their existence: If the technology eventually cures cancer and solves climate change, then all the carbon emissions and slop videos will have been well worth it. Already, LLMs can assist scientists in all sorts of ways. They can point people to…
Read full articleLike many AI companies automating work that humans currently do, Basata will eventually face a harder question about where the line is between augmenting workers and displacing them. For now, the founders say the administrative staff they work with aren't worried about that; they're more worried about drowning.
Corgi, a new insurance company backed by Y Combinator, is now offering AI liability insurance – for both the AI companies providing the outputs, and ...
Artificial intelligence unicorns are multiplying fast, and not all of them deserve the attention they get. This guide covers the most valuable private AI companies of 2026, what they actually build, who is paying for it, and what separates genuine commercial value from inflated numbers.
As we leap into a new technological age, the old rules of capitalism still apply
Scientists shared transcripts with The Times in which chatbots described how to assemble deadly pathogens and unleash them in public spaces.
April has been a busy month in the world of AI. Two major AI models, hailing from the biggest AI companies of today, saw their debuts simultaneously. Anthropic was the first to drop Opus 4.7, and close to follow on its heels was OpenAI, which came out with its GPT-5.5. Though the leading models from […] The post GPT 5.5 vs Opus 4.7: Which is the Best AI Model Today? appeared first on Analytics Vidhya.
Silicon Valley AI companies follow a familiar playbook: Keep the secret sauce behind an API, and charge for every drop. China’s leading AI labs are playing a different game: They ship models as downloadable “open-weight” packages. This lets developers adapt the models and run them on their own hardware to build products without negotiating a…
Turns out not everyone wants to live in the future that AI companies are building. People from all walks of life are speaking out against rising electricity bills from data centers, disappearing jobs, chatbots’ impact on teen mental health, the military’s use of AI, and copyright infringement—among other concerns. This anti-AI movement is taking shape…
