Last week in AI: AI Browser Wars, Anti-Semitic Grok, and Deepfake Rubio AI is reshaping how we discover, consume, and govern information. This week brought a wave of new AI-native browsers,...
Last week in AI: An AI 4th, Failed Legislation & an AI Band From AI-generated fireworks lighting up the sky to a new federal portal launching on July 4th, this week spotlighted the symbolic and...
Mark Zuckerberg has spent the last 20 years subverting Spider-Man’s most famous line. “With great power comes great irresponsibility” might as well be the motto of the man who founded Facebook in a...
Last Week in AI: Apple, Jobs & Environment Last week, the scale of AI progress was matched only by the scale of questions it raised. Apple and Meta made bold moves toward AI-first futures, while...
When you look at all of the incredible progress being made in AI, hear predictions of certain doom in the world of work, and learn that we may have unknowingly drifted into a "gentle singularity”...
Last Week in AI: Jobs, Jobs & More Jobs Last week’s biggest AI news reveal AI’s expanding footprint across work, creativity, and culture. From Geoffrey Hinton’s stark job warnings to Amazon’s claim...
Last Week in AI: Power, Problems & Possibilities Sam Altman shared a hopeful vision for AGI just as OpenAI suffered a major outage, spotlighting our growing dependence on generative tools. New York...
This Week in AI: Infrastructure, Agents, and Anxiety From OpenAI embedding itself into your daily workflow to Meta’s push for fully automated ads, the AI shift from tool to infrastructure is...
Always On: Preparing to Live in the Age of Ubiquitous AI
We have to start wrestling with what it will be like when AI is ubiquitous and omnipresent. Yesterday, OpenAI announced that you can now connect ChatGPT Team accounts to Google Drive, Dropbox, Box,...
In the Loop: May 25–31, 2025 The big story this week: AI isn’t just augmenting jobs – it’s replacing them. As white-collar roles come under threat, Gen Z is already adapting. Meanwhile, new tools,...
