Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says he thinks ‘we’ve achieved AGI’
Artificial general intelligence, or AGI, is a loosely defined term describing artificial intelligence models that can match or surpass human intelligence.
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These 26-year-old founders quit their jobs and built a $200 million AI cyber startup
AI is writing more code than humans—and much of it isn’t secure. Corridor’s founders think they’ve found a way to catch the mistakes before attackers do.
What we know about Jeff Bezos’ $100 billion AI fundraising plan
Bezos is reportedly in talks with investors in the Middle East and Singapore to raise the funds.
Meet the $9 billion AI company reimagining vibe coding
Amjad Masad’s Replit allows users to work together like they’re doodling on a white board. It also made him a billionaire along the way.
This startup’s AI beat 99% of humans in six elite hacking competitions
An Israeli startup let its AI loose in advanced cyber games. It did better than 125,000 humans.
How 3 billionaire investors used AI to double their fortunes in a year
After a rough stretch, investment firm AQR is on a 5-year hot streak thanks to a new AI infused investing strategy and strong tax-friendly returns, beloved by financial advisors.
Microsoft launches Co-Pilot feature that gives medical advice
The Copilot Health waitlist is available to join starting today.
From roommates to decacorn founders: Inside the rise of legal AI startup Harvey
From roommates to decacorn founders: Harvey’s Pereyra on Specter and law’s AI-driven future
How to move your ChatGPT data over to Claude
As AI tools compete for users, switching platforms is becoming a routine skill. Here’s how to move your data across without losing your history.
The $1.3 trillion knowledge heist: Why Australian boards are sleepwalking into an AI trap
At Davos earlier this year, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella introduced a term that should be ringing alarm bells in every Australian boardroom: “Enterprise Sovereignty.” On the surface, it sounds like standard Silicon Valley jargon. But for a nation of “middle power” industries – our banks, law firms, and miners who often find themselves at the mercy of global software stacks – it touches a nerve, writes David Brudenell.