The world's best AI can solve physics problems that stump MIT grads but chokes on reading the total from a scanned invoice, and that gap reveals everything wrong about how we're building the agent economy.
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AI search adoption is running 400% ahead of AI search trust, and that gap is about to become every platform's core product problem.
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AI is cutting grocery waste by a quarter, and the fix isn't sexy tech—it's replacing spreadsheets with models that know when your strawberries are leaking water. Afresh, an AI startup, just raised $34 million to expand software that cuts grocery waste by up to 25% by fixing fresh food ordering.
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Enterprise AI has a 95% failure rate, and it's not because the tech doesn't work—it's because companies are using a Swiss Army knife to replace a power grid.
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A former Kleiner Perkins partner who helped close Google's Series A just said the VC playbook he helped write is broken.
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The same legal standard that protects clients from bad lawyers is about to force the entire profession into the AI era, whether they like it or not. Lawyers face potential malpractice liability if they fail to adopt AI, due to fiduciary duty requirements that demand "competent representation"
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Chinese tech workers are being ordered to train the AI agents that will replace them, and they're starting to say no.
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Netflix just bought the automation tool aimed directly at the artists who make their shows look expensive. Netflix acquired Interpositive, a Ben Affleck-backed AI startup that automates VFX rotoscoping work previously done by thousands of artists in India, South Korea, and Latin America.
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The same AI that lets you build a word processor in two nights could let your intern accidentally deploy malware across your entire network.
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Britain just put half a billion pounds where its AI ambitions are, and the tech secretary's message to workers is: trust us, this will create jobs.
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Banks get an AI model considered too dangerous for public release, and nobody's asking why that's supposed to be reassuring. Anthropic is releasing Claude Mythos to UK banks next week, a model they withheld from public release due to safety concerns
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The metaverse land rush peaked at $500 million in sales in 2021. Now it's a digital ghost town teaching us exactly what happens when hype runs ahead of use cases.
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OpenAI just killed its sexiest consumer product to feed the enterprise beast, and the reasons why tell you everything about where the AI economy is actually headed.
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Someone firebombed Sam Altman's house, then told security he'd burn down OpenAI with everyone inside. On April 10, 20-year-old Daniel Moreno-Gama threw a molotov cocktail at Sam Altman's house in San Francisco, then threatened to burn down OpenAI's headquarters
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Demis Hassabis built an AI to beat his five-year-old brother at Othello in 1988, then spent 35 years turning that childhood trick into the infrastructure running Google's bet on the agent economy.
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English captured AI's first wave by accident—web scraping favored the dominant internet language—but the economics are finally cracking open to let everyone else in.
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Silicon Valley money is moving to Pittsburgh, and it's not a romantic gesture. Valley Capital Partners, a Silicon Valley VC, relocated a general partner to Pittsburgh full-time, citing talent networks, affordability, and enterprise access as key drivers.
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The founder who built the gig economy's infrastructure just admitted the business model everyone copied was wrong from the start. TaskRabbit's founder reveals the platform's original eBay-style bidding model was fundamentally broken, despite early growth and traction
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The man who spent two years selling AI as civilization's next chapter is now asking everyone to please calm down about AI. Sam Altman published a blog post asking the public to "lower the temperature" on AI discourse, citing concerns about polarization and unrealistic expectations.
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While DOGE used ChatGPT to torch federal grants with a DEI prompt, a free platform called GrantWell is doing the opposite: helping communities actually access the $1 trillion Congress already allocated.
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