OpenAI has entered into several massive cloud deals with Amazon, Oracle, Google and others, underlining just how critical raw compute power has become in the AI arms race.
Tech leaders are going all in on artificial intelligence, with OpenAI alone committing more than $1 trillion in 2025. But many are wondering whether all this spending is simply inflating a bubble rather than building lasting value.
The United States spends more than any other country in the world on AI development and infrastructure, yet Pew Research found that Americans are more worried than excited — with deregulation and job loss topping the list of concerns.
From interactive toys to smart glasses, a new wave of AI-native devices is blurring the line between hardware and software — and slipping past outdated safety and privacy laws in the process.
OpenAI has officially become a public benefit corporation. With no fundraising limits and a greater focus on profits, the move has everyone else wondering: Is this the beginning of OpenAI’s dominance?
By creating Grokipedia, Musk hopes to upend the world’s largest shared reference point with an AI-generated encyclopedia that spins a version of reality that more closely reflects his own beliefs.
