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Anthropic gets heat for being the only major AI lab not supporting open models
Anthropic is facing criticism from across Silicon Valley for failing to sign an open letter defending open-weight AI models.
Western defense companies are looking to Ukrainian firms for lessons on how to build in wartime conditions
Western defense firms are building gear with Ukrainian ones to combine their own expertise with what Ukraine is learning from being in the fight.
I stopped reading when I had kids. It took some alone time to get back my love of books — and this crucial piece of my identity.
I've always loved reading but I stopped when I became a mom. Alone time reminded me how much I love books, and talking to other people about stories.
Nvidia leads push for open AI cyber tools after Hugging Face hack
Nvidia and dozens of tech firms form the Open Secure AI Alliance to advocate for open AI models as cyber defense tools after Hugging Face breach.
Tech giants are getting caught in a compute conundrum
Microsoft has had a tough year on the stock market, with its cloud business being a blessing and a curse.
Big Tech's next round of layoffs could start with volunteers
Voluntary buyouts have long been common outside tech. Now they're gaining some traction in the industry as some of its biggest companies mature.
The habit that helped PwC's US CEO climb from intern to the C-Suite
Paul Griggs started his career at PwC nearly 30 years ago. He said the advice he gives junior workers hasn't changed.
I help wealthy families get their kids into top colleges. Here are 5 strategies any parents can use.
Lindsay Tanne Howe helps ultrawealthy families get their kids into top schools. Her tips include encouraging habits that build curiosity.
JPMorgan’s AI leadership is getting a reset. These are the key players.
After the firm's AI chief stepped down earlier this month, JPMorgan has reshuffled the ranks of its AI leadership.
Sam Altman says one of his biggest fears is that a small number of companies will control AI: 'That'd be very, very bad'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said he's worried that the most advanced AI could controlled by a small number of companies or countries that gatekeep the tech.
Satya Nadella says trust in US technology will outweigh the allure of cheap Chinese models
Satya Nadella says that the US remains competitive because of "rich ecosystem" its built that keeps it winning.
I took a 30% pay cut to move to Spain. I made budgeting mistakes when adjusting to my new salary, but it was worth it.
A former Amazon employee took a 30% pay cut to relocate from Ireland to Spain. He made budgeting mistakes, but has since doubled his salary.