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CoreWeave is one of the most successful among a crop of firms delivering the infrastructure for AI. Its top execs have quietly sold off shares.
Executives at AI infrastructure firm CoreWeave, including CEO Michael Intrator, have sold off more than $1 billion in stock since the start of the year, Business Insider reports, raising questions about their long-term commitment despite impressive revenue...
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A team at MIT Hard Mode 2026 built Human Operator, a wearable AI prototype that uses a camera, voice input, Claude, Arduino hardware, and electrical muscle stimulation to briefly move a user’s fingers and wrist. The project shows how AI systems are beginning to move beyond screens and into physical human-computer interaction.
A team at MIT Hard Mode 2026 built a wearable AI prototype that can briefly move a user’s hand and wrist using electrical muscle stimulation. The project, called Human Operator, combines a head-mounted camera, voice input, Anthropic’s Claude API, Arduino...
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When it comes to the specter of AI’s labor-displacing potential, Jensen Huang thinks that the American worker has nothing to fear. During a conversation Monday night with MSNBC’s Becky Quick, hosted by the Milken Institute — an economic policy think tank, the jovial Nvidia CEO said that AI was an industrial-scale generator of jobs, not the harbinger of mass unemployment that “AI doomers” have often accused it of being.
A number of different topics were broached during the talk, but a central theme that kept coming back was the ongoing economic anxiety surrounding the AI industry and whether it was something Americans should be legitimately worried about. At one point Quick...
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For over a decade, Apple has relied on one company to supply processors for its devices: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. But the iPhone maker recently held preliminary talks with Intel and Samsung to build chips in the U.S. instead, Bloomberg reports, citing anonymous sources. The report sent Intel shares surging to an all-time high Tuesday. Bringing production stateside could helping Apple keep up with booming demand tied to AI's growth, and offer insulation from any Chinese interference in Taiwan, where most of TSMC's chips are made.
Should Apple put Intel inside again? Apple has reportedly held exploratory talks with Intel and Samsung about producing processors for its devices in the United States. Apple executives have even made visits to a Samsung plant under development in Texas. In...
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OpenAI's chief financial officer told Bloomberg the company is "beating our plan at the highest level" while countering reports it has missed internal targets for revenue and user growth. Sarah Friar said there's "a vertical wall of demand" for OpenAI's products, just days after The Wall Street Journal reported the startup had missed its goal of 1 billion weekly active users by the end of last year. Friar also insisted that OpenAI requires more computing power to meet demand. Suggestions the company is struggling had caused shares in some of its major investors to drop.
One of the biggest shifts we’re seeing with AI adoption right now is that the companies creating real value are not treating AI as a standalone tool or side project. In my conversations with customers just in the past few days, including teams at Dyson and...
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