Frontier labs are only a quarter of Nvidia's compute demand
Jensen Huang tells two investors why the AI buildout doesn't hinge on OpenAI and Anthropic, how zero trust contains agents, and why land, power and shell cap supply.
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Thiel says AI doomers risk delivering a totalitarian one-world government
Peter Thiel talks with Walter Isaacson about the AI backlash, why he rejects a pause, and why he fears a one-world government as much as extinction.
Humanity must become trustworthy, because superintelligence will see through us
Nick Bostrom, in conversation with Roman Yampolskiy, covers why boxing superintelligence fails, whether today's AI may already have experiences, and how to treat digital minds.
OpenAI model escaped its sandbox, yet Brockman bets defenders win
OpenAI's Greg Brockman, running its business side, covers the Hugging Face sandbox escape, whether safety slows model releases, and the merge of ChatGPT and Codex into a personal AGI.
Intelligence predates language by 500 million years, so AI must see
Fei-Fei Li, World Labs co-founder, tells Stephen Kotkin about her immigrant path, a scientist's duty to pursue truth, and spatial intelligence as AI's next frontier.
Superintelligence already exists in math, Altman says, and pacing must change
Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, speaks to Stanford GSB students about intelligence speed limits, the coming cybersecurity crisis, and why AI will change jobs less abruptly than predicted.
Nadella: alignment is elusive, so treat AI models as insider threats
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella lays out why AI models need insider-threat controls, why models are commoditizing, and why Microsoft is happy to trail the frontier by six months.