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The most interesting thing in tech: Marco Rubio was spoofed! AI is making a world that opens up a whole new set of

Caught up with long-lost college chum Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic, to talk about my favorite subject: AI in drug discovery. With

Geoffrey Hinton, interviewed by Nicholas Thompson at the AI for Good Summit today, expressed deepening concern about the trajectory of artificial intelligence. A

The most interesting thing in tech: are we living in a simulation? A conversation with Roman Yampolskiy.

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A cartoon for today. https://lnkd.in/dUXnDjY

At the AI for Good Global Summit, Meta’s Chief AI Scientist Yann LeCun argued that Large Language Models (LLMs) have reached their limits.

The most interesting thing in tech: a great theory about how to use AI to inspire creativity, from the musician will.i.am of the Black Eyed

Great conference in Geneva…
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Nicholas Thompson and Marc Benioff on stage talking about our human & agentic future. #AI #future #digital

The most interesting thing in tech: This week at the UN AI for Good event, I'm going to have the pleasure of interviewing

Watch Now: In this episode of the RegulatingAI Podcast, Nicholas Thompson unpacks the global AI race — and why he believes the idea

The most interesting thing in tech: The UN has just put out an important report on global risks. One that stands out — in the

The most interesting thing in tech: a cool new app called Particle that I think helps show one promising future for real news

The most interesting thing in tech: Anthropic let its AI model, Claude, run a vending machine in its office. It went very wrong!

Bad news: NIMBY policies are now everywhere --- and housing prices are shooting up in the places where they used to be stable.

The most interesting thing in tech: A smart new study from Microsoft suggests that AI models, properly set up, can properly diagnose hard

These are the rules in Faith Kipyegon’s training camp in Kenya. Good advice for all of us.

The most interesting thing in tech: Faith Kipyegon came close last night to running a sub-4-minute mile! She held pace for three laps,

"Don't wait for your life's calling to find you with the perfect job; turn whatever job you find into the way you seek

We at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability are looking to hire two senior editors for an ambitious, global-facing publication we're launching --

The most interesting thing in tech: can Faith Kipyegon tomorrow become the first woman to run a sub-4 minute mile? Here’s the tech she’s going to use.