Physicist Guillaume Verdon, founder of the Effective Accelerationism movement, told The Post that AI "doomer" thinking from labs including Anthropic and OpenAI is "more dangerous than the AI itself," …
Extropic, a Boston-based hardware startup, is hiring junior ML scientists for its Thermo ML Resident program, offering a salary of $75,000–$200,000 per year for on-site work. Residents will collaborat…
Extropic, a startup developing thermodynamic computing hardware, announced updates across its full stack, including its X0 silicon chip and XTR-0 desktop probabilistic computer, which use pbits to har…
Extropic, a startup founded by physicist Guillaume Verdon, published a case for thermodynamic computing on July 29th, arguing that AI scaling will eventually be constrained by electricity and cooling …
Extropic unveiled thermodynamic computing hardware and algorithms that run generative AI workloads using radically less energy than GPUs. The company released its `thrml` library and plans to build a …
The e/acc (effective accelerationist) movement, often portrayed as a counterpoint to AI safety, lacks a coherent ideology, significant membership, or credible counterarguments to AI risk, according to…