“Let’s just switch systems.”

Four words that can turn into years of work, millions in costs and a lot of regret.

Munich knows. France is yet to learn

The AI giants are using all available means to get every scrap of human-produced data from the digital and paper age. But are they even focused on the right goal?

It seems like almost all of the leading companies in tech are trying to build their own AI chips. But is there really an advantage in doing so? Or are these companies just wasting money?

This week we take a break from AI to explore Apollo 11, SpaceX's Starship, why getting back to the Moon is still incredibly difficult, and the meteor shower and eclipses worth watching this August.

Every company should build their own AI model, say the tech leaders who have collectively sunk over a trillion dollars into their own models, with no profit to date.

Every AI company wants credit for the output and none of the liability for how it got the input. That contradiction just got a $1.5 billion price tag.

The dream was a super-assistant that runs your whole life. Now, OpenAI has shipped a basketball.

So many companies are relying on AI to give them data-driven advice. But who can verify it?

Mr. Nadella just told Mr. Altman it's not you, it's me. Despite investing in OpenAI, now he wants every company to train their own AI model (on Microsoft infrastructure, of course)

OpenAI spent more on marketing last year than McDonald's, Toyota, and Coca-Cola. They still lost $21 billion. Business reality is about to set in.