OpenAI/a16z super PAC caught astroturfing, using sockpuppets, and paying armies of spambots to falsely create the appearance of public support for their positions
u/EchoOfOppenheimer — 19 hours ago
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Steve Jobs: "It does not make sense to hire smart people and then tell them what to do; we hire smart people so they can tell us what to do. You have to be run by ideas not hierarchy. The best ideas have to win, otherwise good people do not stay."
u/EntertainerNo8195 — 17 hours ago
Third of university students in Great Britain think AI job losses will cause social unrest, poll finds
theguardian.comu/Confident_Salt_8108 — 22 hours ago
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Big Machine Records CEO Scott Borchetta and Tavistock VP Gloria Caulfield were all booed for mentioning AI at commencement speeches. Is the AI backlash now hitting campus stages?
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u/Enough-Arugula-4945 — 1 day ago
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Jon Stewart and Josh Tyrangiel discuss whether AI giants like OpenAI and Palantir should be absorbed by the federal government. Is AI nationalization becoming a real political fight?
u/Murky-Option2916 — 1 day ago
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Newsom: "Workers are being left behind. AI is about to make it worse." Does It Need to Be Reimagined?
u/Murky-Option2916 — 1 day ago
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Jury rules in favor of Sam Altman and OpenAI, effectively killing Elon Musk’s lawsuit. OpenAI is now cleared for a $1 Trillion IPO later this year.
u/Sufficient-Slide822 — 1 day ago
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Google just dropped Antigravity 2.0 with Gemini 3.5 Flash. It is no longer just a coding assistant but a full agentic development system.
u/Sufficient-Slide822 — 1 day ago
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Meta officially begins laying off 8,000 employees today (May 20) amid massive “AI-Native” restructuring.
u/Sufficient-Slide822 — 1 day ago
This is what happens when the people who helped build the mess come back to narrate it as progress
u/Sufficient-Slide822 — 2 days ago
Nothing says modern banking like calling people “lower-value human capital” during an AI overhaul
u/Sufficient-Slide822 — 3 days ago
Mathematician Sir Roger Penrose: "AI is a bad term. It's not intelligence"
u/Murky-Option2916 — 4 days ago
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Musk lost on statute-of-limitations grounds, but the three-week OpenAI trial still aired a brutal portrait of AI leaders fighting for control
u/Sufficient-Slide822 — 3 days ago
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The UK’s push for more AI infrastructure is running into a basic problem: the grid is too slow, so datacentre developers are turning to gas.
u/YellowAltruistic9843 — 3 days ago
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Disney is facing a proposed class action that says Disneyland guests were scanned at park entry without meaningful notice or written consent
u/YellowAltruistic9843 — 3 days ago
Protesters at the OpenAI and Elon Musk trial
u/New_Wishbone_9691 — 3 days ago
NYC Health + Hospitals disclosed a breach involving medical, insurance, billing, and possible biometric data including fingerprints and palm prints
u/YellowAltruistic9843 — 3 days ago
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Nothing says sustainable AI like asking half a country to turn off the lights
u/Sufficient-Slide822 — 4 days ago