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Hugging Face CEO says asking Anthropic researcher ‘about AI extinction risk is like asking your AC guy about climate change’
"Sorry, but asking Jacob about AI extinction risk is like asking your AC guy about climate change," Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue wrote on X.
Apple's new CEO was asked about 'pervert glasses.' Here was his response.
"That's quite a marketing slogan," Apple exec Greg Joswiak quipped before CEO John Ternus outlined Apple's approach to AI listening features.
AI employees with apocalypse fears face a troubling question: Should they quit or stay?
An Anthropic employee's public resignation sparked the debate, which aligns with broader AI safety concerns.
Brooks Brothers creative director Michael Bastian remembers 9/11
The Brooks Brothers location at Manhattan's One Liberty Plaza sustained heavy damage when the Twin Towers collapsed on September 11, 2001.
A billionaire wanted $125 million for his Aspen compound. He got $33.5 million.
Billionaire Bill Koch sold his Aspen compound at auction for $33.5 million, a deep discount from his $125 million listing price.
Trump threatened Canada's Bombardier over US production. Here's where the planemaker already employs Americans.
Bombardier has 3,500 direct US employees. It builds wings in Texas and flight components in California, and runs a giant parts shop in Chicago.
Breaking down my $550,000 retirement savings in Bali, Indonesia
Debbie Welsch sold her US home and moved to Bali with her 82-year-old mother. Now, she pays $375 a month in rent and has built a new life on savings.
A former Google DeepMind safety researcher explains the frightening difference between AI and other threats like nuclear war and asteroids
Superintelligent AI is one of many modern threats humanity faces. Former DeepMind researcher Ramana Kumar explains what could make it uniquely dangerous.
In supply chain cyberattacks, AI is being used to fight AI
Uber Freight, Ceva Logistics, and Fairlife experience cyberattacks, spotlighting AI's dual role as both risk and remedy in supply chains.
Brooks Brothers was steps from the World Trade Center on 9/11. Its creative director still can't look at the pictures.
Like many people, Brooks Brothers creative director Michael Bastian remembers exactly where he was on the morning of September 11, 2001.
I took a 6-day trip to Italy after dreaming of going my whole life. 6 surprises have stayed with me for years.
I traveled by train from Venice to Rome and Milan during my first trip to Italy. Each destination surprised me with unique experiences.
Confluent cofounder says believing in AI's upside means reckoning with its 'dark side'
Confluent's cofounder, Jay Kreps, says AI's rapid progress makes its risks impossible to dismiss as a marketing ploy.