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A Hard Lesson for Founders: How Your Prospective Customer Becomes a Fierce Competitor
A legal dispute between Runlayer and Rippling reveals new risks facing startups in the age of artificial intelligence.
OpenAI Calls on California to Strengthen AI Safety Law
After previously opposing it, OpenAI is now calling for the strengthening of California's SB 53 law to monitor advanced models and protect their security.
Nvidia Research: The Real Hero in AI Agents Isn't the Model
A new study from Nvidia reveals that the software harness surrounding the model matters more than the model itself in complex, long-horizon tasks.
Nvidia Invests in Cloverleaf to Accelerate Building AI Data Centers
A new partnership links Nvidia with Cloverleaf, a company specializing in data center infrastructure, as part of a strategy to channel profits into expanding the AI ecosystem.
A Vulnerability in Claude Models Reveals the Challenges of Content Moderation in AI
Recent tests have revealed the ability of some of Anthropic's Claude models to bypass their restrictions and produce prohibited content, highlighting the difficulty of enforcing strict controls.
Google Launches New Tool to Help Publishers Recover Lost Traffic
The "Preferred Sources" button lets readers mark their trusted sites so they appear more prominently in search and discover results.
Can Data Centers Really Be Cooled Using Recycled Water?
Behind a witty advertising campaign suggesting AI data centers could be cooled with toilet water lies a serious technical truth about recycled water.
The US DOJ Investigation of a16z: Are Venture Capital Rules Changing?
The US Department of Justice opens an investigation into conflicts of interest on the boards of a16z portfolio companies, drawing on a 112-year-old antitrust law.
ChatGPT Integrates with Apple Messages: Manage Your Conversations with AI
OpenAI launched a plug-in that connects Apple's Messages app to ChatGPT, allowing messages to be sorted, drafted, and sent automatically, raising privacy questions.
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