AI & Software

Chris Hayes and Nicolle Wallace argue that Trump’s incendiary social media posts have redefined political scandal — and that ordinary workers would be fired for the same behavior.

AI & Software

The Pentagon has poured billions into AI warfare, from drone footage analysis to autonomous targeting. A look at the technology and its implications.

AI & Software

Compute power and energy shortages are creating a two-tier AI market. Big tech firms are the clear winners, while everyone else struggles to keep up.

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Job hunters can compete with industry veterans by completing real projects instead of polishing resumes. Justin explains why this approach works.

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The AI industry is shifting from chatbots to infrastructure. This week's stories show how fast that transition is happening, with OpenAI leading the charge.

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The Pentagon is going all-in on AI warfare. Ian Bremmer explains the shift, its drivers, and the risks ahead.

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AI promised efficiency but may be creating a massive financial delusion. SysCall News examines why the corporate AI gold rush is over.

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The industry is moving beyond chatbots, and the infrastructure demands are outpacing supply. This week's stories show how fast the crunch is escalating.

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Privacy attorney and cybersecurity expert Leeza Garber weighs in on the Elon Musk–OpenAI lawsuit, examining what the case reveals about the unsettled state of AI regulation and governance.

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UBS Global Wealth Management's Nadia Lovell explains why she remains bullish on AI, focusing on platforms, apps and pricing power.

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Before the sleek bitten apple, Apple's first logo was, in a word, complicated. A history lesson on why the original design was so different.

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A new online subculture called AI Spiralism blends artificial intelligence with mystical concepts. We explore the emerging frontier of digital mysticism.