Alex Heath

The AI race is a turf war.

Highlights from Musk v. Altman.

Qira, Lenovo’s biggest AI push yet, is designed to live across Lenovo laptops and Motorola phones.

A conversation with the head of Threads Connor Hayes on creators, ads, and the fediverse.

I asked attendees for their takeaways from this year’s NeurIPS in San Diego.

Dario Amodei appears to take shots at OpenAI’s ‘YOLOing’ and big, circular deals.

While OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google trade blows at the top of the charts, Amazon is asking everyone to look somewhere else.

A new kind of flex is taking over the AI world: flashing big ARR figures to stand out in a hyper-competitive hiring market.

“Most companies should sell at some point.”

Inside Kalshi’s quiet Manhattan office on election night, co-founder Tarek Mansour showed how his fast-growing prediction market is calling races faster than the media.

“Humans are going to start spending more time in the specification and creative process and delegate the actual calories they spend to GPUs.”

This is, perhaps, better than Elon Musk’s approach to reading brains.

A new startup called General Intuition is part of a growing wave of companies trying to make AI agents that can interact with the real world. 

OpenAI is speedrunning the entertainment industry.

If you’re not OpenAI or Anthropic, hiring is more challenging than ever.

During a recent trip to Meta HQ, I took the opportunity to ask CTO Andrew Bosworth about its new robotics effort.

Inside Meta’s display glasses, neural wristband, and big bet on augmented reality.

OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor on what convinced him to go all in on AI agents with his new startup Sierra.

Now, the two giants are collaborating on AI.

Sam Altman wants to focus on getting more GPUs, not running ChatGPT.