“It’s laughable”: Global AI experts challenge Zuckerberg’s “AI for everyone”
Rest of Worldby Ananya Bhattacharya·1d ago
On August 10, Mark Zuckerberg published a letter titled “The Future for Everyone,” a manifesto laying out his vision for how superintelligence could improve people’s lives, expand human capability...
57%plop scoreChinese carmakers now sell one EV abroad for every two at home
Rest of Worldby Indranil Ghosh·3d ago
Chinese electric-vehicle makers have lost buyers at home and found new ones in Brazil, Thailand, and the Gulf.
58%plop scoreBan on Chinese robots leaves U.S. startups stranded
Rest of Worldby Viola Zhou·4d ago
The U.S. government is forcing a rapid onshoring of robotics through a sweeping ban on foreign-made robots, even before an American supply chain exists, putting at risk the very robotics startups...
60%plop scoreMozilla’s CTO thinks AI should be built like the internet
Rest of Worldby Itika Sharma Punit·8d ago
For decades, Mozilla has been one of the strongest advocates for an open internet. Today, as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly central to how businesses and governments operate, the...
61%plop scoreHow one VC burns through hundreds of millions of tokens a day to find the next unicorn
Rest of Worldby Ananya Bhattacharya·10d ago
Artificial intelligence is forcing venture capitalists to rethink how they invest. For decades, investors backed startups by judging founding teams, products, and markets.
58%plop scoreBeijing is forcing a mass breakup with AI lovers
Rest of Worldby Kinling Lo·11d ago
For a week in July, 21-year-old college student Bagel Su cried every day as she counted down to the loss of her boyfriend.
58%plop scoreArizona wants Taiwan’s investors to think beyond chips
Rest of Worldby Kinling Lo·13d ago
In July, I sat among roughly 100 people in a packed conference room in Taipei as a speaker highlighted the industrial parks and tax rates of an American city nearly 7,000 miles away.
55%plop scoreGrowth without work: The human cost of the AI revolution
Rest of Worldby Jibu Elias·16d ago
At the turn of the millennium, India became the global hub for medical transcription. With fiber optic cables laid in the 1990s, American hospitals found it cheap and efficient to beam voice files...
59%plop scoreThe global grassroots gatherings trying to humanize the AI boom
Rest of Worldby Rina Chandran·17d ago
On a recent weekend afternoon in San Francisco, about 20 people sat in a loose circle in an empty office.
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