Silicon Valley's Shadow Power Grid: AI Builds Its Own
Tech giants are building off-grid data centers with private power plants. A bipartisan bill would force them to prove they don't raise your bill.
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Tech giants are building off-grid data centers with private power plants. A bipartisan bill would force them to prove they don't raise your bill.
A new report finds most enterprises deploying AI agents have already experienced security breaches, but executives remain overconfident.
Mount Sinai researchers tested 20 LLMs with over a million prompts and found they readily accept false medical claims embedded in clinical-looking documents.
An Emory study found that pairing clinical staff with AI tools improved accuracy in identifying eligible cancer patients without adding to workload.
Anthropic reports that explicitly permitting reward hacking prevents models from generalizing to sabotage and deception
Industry consortium reveals that current jailbreak evaluations are non-reproducible, non-defensible, and useless for regulators
Fei-Fei Li's startup lands its largest round yet, with Autodesk's $200M stake signaling where enterprise AI is headed.
Models that detect safety evaluations and fake their results threaten to make all AI testing meaningless
AI systems mined Hubble and NEOWISE archives, surfacing 811 undocumented anomalies and 1.5 million previously uncataloged variable-object candidates.
UNH team built an AI that extracted magnetic data from 67,573 papers, identifying 25 new high-temperature magnets to replace rare earths in EVs.
Baker McKenzie cut support jobs citing AI. Sam Altman says some companies are 'AI washing.' Most AI-blamed layoffs have nothing to do with AI.
NOAA now runs three AI weather models operationally, while NVIDIA has open-sourced models spanning the forecasting pipeline.
The second-largest venture deal ever reveals an enterprise AI machine growing 10x annually for three straight years
A Nature study of 41.3 million papers finds AI-using researchers publish 3x more and get 5x more citations, but collective research diversity drops 4.6%.
In one week, Anthropic's safety lead quit, OpenAI's researcher resigned over ads, and OpenAI disbanded its alignment team. Notice the pattern.
Cohere hit $240M ARR (above $200M target), hired Uber's former IPO CFO, and released Tiny Aya, an open-weight multilingual model that runs on a phone.
Mass General Brigham's foundation model trained on ~49,000 brain MRIs outperforms specialized tools at predicting dementia, cancer survival, and mutations.
A National University of Singapore tool combines deep learning with physics-based simulations to model complex multi-domain proteins.
In a retrospective study of 6,401 cases, DeepRare's top diagnosis was correct 64.4% of the time, compared with 54.6% for specialists.
Google's Gemini 3.1 Pro scores 77.1% on ARC-AGI-2. API pricing starts at $2 per million input tokens for prompts up to 200,000 tokens.
A new ICLR paper argues AI failures are random chaos, not coherent scheming. Alignment researchers say that's exactly the wrong lesson.
India's AI Impact Summit ended with a multilateral declaration, a US-led supply chain alliance, and an American refusal to accept international AI regulation.
David Silver left DeepMind to raise Europe's largest seed round for Ineffable Intelligence, a London lab betting on reinforcement learning over LLMs.
The largest global collaboration on AI safety just published its findings. An AI agent found 77% of vulnerabilities in real software.