The AI 50 Brink List
Meet the early-stage startups racing to define the future of artificial intelligence.
Meet the early-stage startups racing to define the future of artificial intelligence.
As global AI giants face increasing friction in Washington and Brussels, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has landed in Canberra with a strategic “Plan B.” For Canberra, it is a play for sovereign capability; for Amodei, it is a bid to prove that responsible AI is viable national infrastructure.
Billionaire Jack Dorsey says AI could replace middle managers. After cutting 4,000 jobs at Block, he may already be putting that idea to work.
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.
An Israeli startup let its AI loose in advanced cyber games. It did better than 125,000 humans.
From roommates to decacorn founders: Harvey’s Pereyra on Specter and law’s AI-driven future
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.
Filippo Ghirelli made a small fortune in Italy then bet on one of India’s largest refineries, making him a billionaire. Now he’s out to build an empire from airports to data centers.
Australia is running out of the human data that powers AI, and companies are already building systems to monetise the behavioural signals that remain. The risk is simple: institutions capture the value while consumers and the country miss out, writes Cam Partridge.
Stocks are soaring, gold is too, and risk looks cheap everywhere. These charts trace the signs of what could be the everything bubble taking shape.