Sharon Goldman

A flurry of new AI shopping assistants from OpenAI, Google, Perplexity, Amazon, Walmart, and Target promise to simplify gift-buying—but there are still glitches, gaps, and plenty of holiday-season caveats.

AI giants are locking themselves into circular partnerships—investing in, supplying, and buying from one another.

Strong revenue and “off-the-charts” GPU demand show Nvidia’s AI engine still roaring as CEO Jensen Huang delivers a beat-and-raise quarter

AI bubble talk continues to fizz, but Amazon founder Jeff Bezos—one of the world’s richest people—doesn’t seem bothered by the mounting foam.

Even Google Search gets it on Day One.

A $100 million pro-AI super PAC, backed by Andreessen Horowitz and OpenAI president Greg Brockman, has found its first target.

AI adoption is skyrocketing—but so are the risks. Inside one startup’s warning that the state of AI security is, in their words, “grim.”

The new Microsoft team, focused on “humanist superintelligence,” will move fast—but within the constraints of “making sure it doesn’t harm us.”

Greg Brockman is OpenAI's master builder, steering a $1.4 trillion infrastructure buildout with stakes that go far beyond the tech sector.

As the AI land rush accelerates, local fights over water, power, and land may shape who wins and loses in American politics.