Why it might not make sense for you to own a self-driving car
Tensor let me sit in their driverless car. It might go on sale in the US next year.
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I don’t think we are close to “AI scientists”
Today's AI agents are not designed to extract deep insights from new observations.
Human drivers keep crashing into Waymos
Waymo's biggest mistakes happened when it stopped in the wrong place.
Meta is back in the LLM game after a year-long break
What Muse Spark tells us about Meta’s new AI strategy.
Why Anthropic believes its latest model is too dangerous to release
“The language models we have now are probably the most significant thing to happen in security since we got the Internet.”
Bernie Sanders has a plan to stop the AI industry
But it will be hard to assemble a broad coalition of AI skeptics.
Why it’s getting harder to measure AI performance
The most famous chart in AI might be obsolete soon.
It still doesn’t look like there’s an AI bubble
Anthropic's annualized revenue doubled in just two months.
Sorry skeptics, AI really is changing the programming profession
But AI agents aren't making programmers obsolete.
The Pentagon is making a mistake by threatening Anthropic
Anthropic faces a Friday deadline to allow domestic surveillance and automated killer robots.
Waymo just revealed a crucial statistic for scaling its technology
At any moment, just 70 people oversee Waymo’s 3,000-vehicle fleet.
A volcano scorched these Roman scrolls — can AI recover their text?
Despite early breakthroughs, it could take years to decode all the scrolls.
The many masks LLMs wear
Why frontier labs struggle to keep their chatbots in character.
The feds are probing Waymo's behavior around school children
It's not clear if Waymo was at fault for striking a child at 6 mph.
How shifting risk to users makes Claude Code more powerful
People are discovering that Claude Code isn’t just for code.