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Can We Build Safe Robots?

The challenges of physical AI safety and how companies can prepare for new risks. My conversation with Amit Goel, head of robotics ecosystem at Nvidia | Edition #345

Gen Z believes using AI is making their colleagues dumb and lazy, but may paradoxically see it as key to their own promotion, Wharton says

Last year, researchers from Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University revealed startling evidence about the impact of using AI on how—and how hard—people think, finding that among more than 300 knowledge workers, leaning too much on AI tools like ChatGPT was associated with diminished critical thinking skills.

An overview of Jensen Huang’s messy days

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The Age of Artisanal AI Is Coming

Plus: The two new levels of AI adoption, the Gemini model that doesn’t know when to stop, and how to turn your corrections into checks

How Nvidia's Scandal Knocked Thousands Off Your 401(k)

Nvidia's enormous weight in popular index funds means even those who have never purchased a single share of the company could feel the pain of its corporate upheaval in their 401(k)s.

Anthropic's IPO Lands as the Embattled AI Trade Looks for a Much-Needed Bright Spot

Anthropic's IPO has outsized importance in the tech industry, which is heavily invested in the AI lab and is desperate for some positive momentum.

The One Critical 10-Minute Step Every Homeowner Should Take Before El Niño

A crew removes a tree that fell during a rainstorm in Berkeley in 2015, slightly damaging a home. With forecasts calling for a stormy winter in California, experts recommend documenting a home’s exterior now to show what changed if a tree falls or other storm damage occurs.

This California Prop Prevailed in Billionaire Tax Battle. But What Will It Do?

A sign in favor of taxing billionaires outside the San Francisco Public Library last year.

How much you need to earn to buy

Zillow found that renting a single-family home in the San Francisco metropolitan area, like this one in San Francisco, requires a household income of $168,000.

A once unthinkable outcome of the blue wave: A Texas-California alliance?

California Gov.-elect Xavier Becerra greets supporters on election night at Drake’s: The Barn in Sacramento.

Anthropic’s IPO is the next big test for AI

Even the most powerful frontier labs must bend to the power of public equity

From culture war to class war: US Democrats ditch woke politics

The newly emboldened party shifts gears after its sweeping midterm election victory