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AI will not ruin art but force human artists to become more personal and idiosyncratic, as technology historically shifts focus from form to content. Artists will need to constantly reinvent themselves to stay distinct f…
Stripe cofounder John Collison said he is 'bullish' on double majors succeeding in the AI era, predicting that multidisciplinary thinkers will thrive over the next 10 to 20 years. Collison argued that AI empowers individ…
Runway's fourth annual AI Film Festival in Los Angeles showcased 10 short films made entirely with AI video tools, leaving a Fast Company reporter feeling optimistic about the technology's creative potential. The festiva…
California launched a new portal to track AI-related job losses, serving as an early warning system for widespread job cuts due to artificial intelligence. The tracker, updated monthly, uses Unemployment Insurance claims…
Toyota's manufacturing principles of jidoka and kaizen offer a blueprint for controlling AI agents, replacing prompt-based guardrails with Continuous Enforcement (making recurring mistakes non-committable) and Continuous…
New York City's Department of Education has invested over $1 billion in technology contracts, including $530 million on Chromebooks, as teachers, parents, and students report that AI programs like Amira hinder learning, …
Teachers, parents and students in New York City are pushing back against AI tools and Chromebook deployments in schools, citing concerns about student privacy, inappropriate use and lack of clear guidelines. A third-grad…
A developer building a Catholic theology AI app implemented a groundedness evaluation pipeline to prevent hallucinations and ensure doctrinal accuracy. The app, Catholic Theology: AI & Faith, combines a chatbot with dail…
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Anthropic's Claude Code chief Boris Cherny have both declared that the age of prompting AI models is over, pushing instead for 'loops'—LLMs prompting other LLMs continuously to burn more token…
BCG's North America leader of people and organization practice, Julia Dhar, says workers with a 'high-agency mindset' are thriving in the AI era by proactively seeking clarity, building skills, and taking action. A BCG r…
Two prominent Chinese hedge fund managers, Yang Dong of Wealspring Asset Management and Chen Guangming of Foresight Fund, have stopped accepting new subscriptions, warning that AI stock valuations have inflated into a su…
Researchers propose Intelligence per Watt (IPW) as a unified metric to measure AI efficiency, analogous to performance per watt in computing history. IPW improved 5.3× from 2023 to 2025, and hybrid cloud-edge systems cou…
LinkedIn users are increasingly labeling themselves as 'AI-native' to cope with the anxiety of being replaced by AI, a phenomenon akin to identity foreclosure. This trend dilutes genuine expertise and creates a professio…
Two prominent Chinese hedge funds, Wealspring Asset and Shanghai Banxia Investment Management Center, warned that the global AI stock boom is an unsustainable 'super bubble' poised to burst. Wealspring cited overhyped va…
California state government launches an AI job loss tracker as fears of layoffs grow. The tracker aims to monitor and address employment impacts from artificial intelligence adoption.
Dawn Song, UC Berkeley professor and founder of blockchain Oasis, joined Meta's Superintelligence Labs as VP of AI Research on June 25, focusing on AI safety and security. Her departure from Oasis raises questions for RO…
Enterprises are increasingly moving AI workloads from public cloud to private infrastructure due to unpredictable token-based pricing and long-term cost risks. Private cloud AI offers financial predictability, governance…
Nearly one-third of workers keep their AI use secret from employers, fearing job cuts or seeking a competitive edge, according to Ivanti research. This hidden productivity creates a measurement gap for boards, as employe…
Billionaire Mark Cuban urged AI companies and data center operators to win public support by directly engaging with artists, writers, and workers, rather than hiring celebrity spokespeople. In a lengthy X post, Cuban arg…
Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo launched Raise Us, a $500 million nonprofit initiative to help American workers adapt to AI-driven job displacement, with bipartisan support and partners including Bank of …