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David Robinson spent three and a half years at OpenAI. He ranked among its longest-tenured staff. He drafted the company’s Preparedness Framework. He oversaw safety reports for a dozen frontier model launches. Last week he walked away. “This is nuts.” Those words, spoken in a calm tone during his first public interview since resigning, carry

SpaceX has secured approval from the Federal Communications Commission to expand its Starlink satellite constellation by adding up to 15,000 more spacecraft beyond the nearly 7,000 already authorized. The decision, reported by Business Insider, marks a significant step forward for the company’s ambitions to create a global broadband network that reaches every corner of the

Google has rolled out a new set of tools centered on the Developer Knowledge API. The move targets a persistent headache for builders of AI coding assistants: outdated or hallucinated answers drawn from stale training data or unreliable web scrapes. The API offers direct, programmatic access to Google’s public developer documentation. It covers Google Cloud,

Samsung has entered a significant partnership agreement valued at one billion dollars focused on advanced data center infrastructure, joining forces with Nvidia and investment firm KKR. The collaboration signals a strategic push toward infrastructure models that extend far past traditional semiconductor manufacturing and display technologies, targeting the physical foundations that support massive artificial intelligence workloads.

In recent years, Chinese universities and research institutions have intensified efforts to attract top artificial intelligence talent from around the world, often offering competitive salaries, generous research funding, and state-of-the-art facilities that rival those found in leading American and European centers. A recent report from The New York Times highlights how these recruitment drives have

WASHINGTON—Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman didn’t mince words Tuesday. The current setup for overseeing the nation’s banks creates confusion. It slows decisions. And it fails to hold anyone clearly responsible when trouble appears. In a speech at the St. Louis Fed’s community banking research conference, Bowman laid out a structural shake-up designed

Microsoft has expanded its restrictions on file types that can be opened directly from emails in Outlook, adding two more formats to a growing list of blocked attachments. The software giant announced the change as part of ongoing efforts to reduce the risk of malware delivered through common office document vectors. The update, which takes

Supply chain pressures edged up in September. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Global Supply Chain Pressure Index climbed to 1.28 from a revised 1.20 in August. Reuters reported the move Tuesday, noting the index offers no explicit reason for the increase. That rise marks the highest reading since May. Yet it sits well

Software engineers once spoke of the quiet satisfaction that comes from wrestling a stubborn bug into submission at 2 a.m. They described the pride in a clean commit message after hours of careful refactoring. Those feelings feel distant now. Andrej Karpathy changed the conversation in February 2025. In a post on X, the AI researcher

A federal court has ruled that using copyrighted books to train artificial intelligence systems qualifies as fair use under United States copyright law. The decision, handed down in a long-running lawsuit against Meta, marks a significant early victory for AI developers who rely on vast quantities of published material to build their models. According to