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.
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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.
A three-month delay on a gigawatt AI factory costs $10 billion
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, keynoting GTC in Berlin, covers AI factories shipped as pods, security for autonomous agents, and a push into physical AI from robotaxis to humanoids.
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.
Altman: AI is a resource for people, never a person
OpenAI's Sam Altman gets into AI-made math discoveries, why heavy AI users end up busier, and why he refuses to ascribe personhood to models.
Argon drew 25 trillion tokens in 72 hours; Google remains capacity-constrained
Sundar Pichai, Google's CEO, gets into Argon's safety-gated launch, how Google plans compute two years out, and where agents, Waymo and moonshots go next.
China's AI is six months behind and already winning
Eric Schmidt, former Google CEO, talks with Norway's sovereign wealth fund chief Nicolai Tangen about China's free models, Europe's innovation failure, and how AI will flatten and shrink companies.