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Nvidia's Big Bet on Physical AI Aims for Safer Robotaxis, Humanoid Robots

Full-stack safety solution for physical AI is being used by robotics companies.

Most Americans think artificial intelligence is developing too fast, a new AP-NORC poll finds

WASHINGTON — Worries around artificial intelligence cross party lines, with the vast majority of Americans saying the U.S. government should prioritize keeping AI under human control and protecting workers.

A Guide to the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections

Read The New Yorker’s latest analysis of the issues shaping the election as America prepares to go to the polls on November 3rd.

OpenAI's Math Breakthrough Points Beyond Math

AI disruption is coming for mathematics.

"I would never trust my health to an AI," longevity guru Bryan Johnson says.

Even the "Don't Die" guy has limits for AI

Trump to tout innovation ‘Golden Age’ amid funding cuts, researcher exodus

President Donald Trump plans to herald a “golden age” of American innovation Thursday, delivering an optimistic vision that clashes with warnings from scientists that his funding cuts and immigration policies are weakening America’s position as a global research leader.

ThoughtWorks Survey: Is AI Adoption Outpacing Governance?

Global research from Thoughtworks found that 88% of CIOs think AI adoption is outpacing their governance frameworks, as AI is increasingly embedded

Building a Safer Path to Autonomous Industrial AI

As AI takes on more autonomous roles in industrial settings, organizations need new approaches to data, governance, and human oversight, says Arti Garg, chief technologist at AVEVA.

Samsung's Chip Business Continues to Print Money.

Another quarter another record profit, fueled by AI demand for the company’s memory chips.

Australia's Supercomputers Face Uncertain Future Without $2 Billion Investment: Inquiry

Australia’s two national supercomputers are running out of capacity and risk being replaced by weaker machines or shut down unless the government commits about $2 billion (US$1.4 billion) over the next decade, a parliamentary committee has been told.

A tech crowd was polled on buying Anthropic shares at a $3 trillion valuation. Only 3 hands went up.

Everyone's waiting for Anthropic to go public. Buying the stock is another story.

Jacob Coxon says this is why pacing the frontier might not work

Coxon said in an interview that he was "almost certain" Chinese spies had infiltrated US AI labs, making it difficult to keep AI advances from China.