Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham says he does not read emails written by AI. According to Graham, more and more founders are now sending him messages in what he described as an overly polished, “hard-hitting journalistic” style.
By Daniel Mercer AI may be driving another round of large-scale layoffs at Meta, but not in the way many expected. According to Reuters, the company is primarily looking to protect its massive spending on AI infrastructure while also preparing for the productivity gains it expects from AI-assisted work.
By Javier Morales Instead of easing workloads, artificial intelligence is so far only accelerating and complicating work processes. That is the conclusion reached by analysts at ActivTrak.
By Alex Rowland AI could trigger a large-scale economic crisis in the United States by 2028, according to the Citrini Research Institute
By Alex Rowland Google for Education and the nonprofit education organization ISTE+ASCD have launched a joint initiative to offer free AI training to all six million teachers in the United States. According to Google, this is the largest program of its kind to date. The training will focus on using Google’s AI tools, including Gemini and NotebookLM.
By Chris Borden After a token-related incident, the OpenClaw project tightened its rules. On the AI project’s official Discord server, any mention of Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies can now lead to an immediate ban.
By Chris Borden Some companies are using artificial intelligence as a pretext for layoffs that would have happened anyway. This statement was made by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in an interview with CNBC.
By Chris Borden Apple is accelerating the development of three new wearable devices as part of its shift toward AI-centric hardware, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports, citing sources.
By Daniel Mercer OpenAI has invited OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger to lead its personal AI agents initiative. At the same time, the entrepreneur has faced accusations of refusing to launch a project token
By Alex Rowland Founders of Fitbit, James Park and Eric Friedman, have announced the launch of a new mobile app called Luffu. After leaving Google, they shifted their focus to building a solution that moves beyond individual wellness toward family-centered health.
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