Technology
Mark Zuckerberg has pushed back against growing calls for a slowdown in the development of advanced artificial intelligence, arguing that competition, user expectations and legal liability already give technology companies strong incentives to make their systems safer. The Meta chief's position......
Meta is preparing to increase its use of internally developed artificial intelligence chips as it seeks to control the rising costs of operating advanced AI systems and improve the efficiency of its data center infrastructure. The company is testing the third generation of its custom AI accelerators,......
Elon Musk has proposed a new approach to artificial intelligence safety that would require major AI developers to test one another’s models before releasing them widely to the public. The idea comes as concerns grow over the risks associated with increasingly capable AI systems and the difficulty......
The debate over the risks posed by artificial intelligence is intensifying, with technology executives, political leaders and international institutions calling for greater safeguards around the development of increasingly powerful AI systems. US President Donald Trump, however, has dismissed warnings......
Bill Gates is warning governments and technology leaders not to underestimate the transformative potential of artificial intelligence, arguing that the technology could profoundly reshape employment and public services while also creating major opportunities for developing countries. Speaking as the......
NASA is expanding its use of artificial intelligence in astronomy through a new initiative designed to improve the way scientists analyze data collected by space telescopes and distinguish genuine astronomical signals from distortions appearing in celestial images. The U.S. space agency has launched......
Warnings about the potential risks of advanced artificial intelligence are intensifying as researchers and technology leaders debate how quickly the industry should develop increasingly capable systems. Bilal Chughtai, a former researcher at Google DeepMind, has expressed concern that the pace of progress......
OpenAI has ruled out taking the company public in 2026, putting an initial public offering on hold as the artificial intelligence developer focuses on safety, governance and the continued expansion of its technology. Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman said the company does not currently see a need to......
US artificial intelligence company Anthropic is reportedly considering Nasdaq for a potential initial public offering, a move that could intensify the competition between America’s major stock exchanges to attract some of the technology sector’s most closely watched companies. According......
US President Donald Trump has rejected calls for stronger restrictions on artificial intelligence, describing criticism of the rapidly developing technology as part of what he called a harmful campaign against AI and the data centers needed to support it. In a post on Truth Social, Trump argued that......
The United States is facing growing pressure to address the risks associated with rapidly advancing artificial intelligence, as concerns from technology experts, lawmakers and industry leaders intensify. The debate is increasingly focused on whether Washington can establish meaningful safeguards without......
U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified his criticism of growing calls for tighter controls on artificial intelligence, accusing opponents of the technology and the expansion of data centers of engaging in what he described as a “sick conspiracy.” Trump’s latest comments came as......
SpaceX has successfully launched three communications satellites belonging to SES into orbit, adding another mission to the company’s increasingly busy launch schedule in 2026. The satellites were carried aboard a Falcon 9 rocket that lifted off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.......
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