OpenAI CEO has recently declared a “code red” after losing the lead in the LLM race. His resulting frantic engineers might be frantically rushing around to gain a leg up in a race that is forgotten in a decade, like the first browser wars.
Plotly Co-founder and CPO Chris Parmer and MIT business guru Michael Schrage explain how vibe analytics streamlines data exploration and the discovery of actionable business insights. It also introduces novel risks.
Kristian Stout, director of innovation policy at the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE), helps unpack the nuance in US Federal vs State AI regulations. The idea of competency is key, but many questions remain.
Trump and senior Republican Congressional leadership are testing the waters of a two-pronged attack to neuter the US States’ ability to regulate against practices that cripple innovation and the economy in the name of ‘AI.’ The reality is probably the opposite.
Efforts to support a more sustainable grid that scales for AI data centers and electrifies industry and transport are becoming increasingly complex, beyond the capabilities of legacy grid software. Two open-source projects, PowSyBl and Power Grid models, are helping European operators build electrical digital twins that could help.
Code compliance issues for architects and regulators are a significant bottleneck to building safe, efficient infrastructure faster. Spacial Co-Founder and CEO Maor Greenberg explains why this is a hard problem and how emerging AI approaches can safely fill the gaps.
A novel approach to training AI to be more trustworthy and capable is already demonstrating value for UCSF Health in handling complex insurance billing inquiries.
The recent kerfuffle surrounding Nexperia chips highlights a critical, systemic gap in AI strategy. The Western focus on high-value opportunities for better AI brains glosses over the seminal importance of low-margin AI bodies.
The US Congress has begun investigating whether the current framework for decentralized state-driven regulation, termed ‘Californication,’ is a good thing. The outsized market cap of California-born companies suggests it is.
Ecolab scientist Dolly Batra explains how the rush to high-density data centers is also driving a costly problem in coolant degradation. More systemic monitoring and maintenance can help.
The continued growth of AI is bumping up against twin problems of electrical supply and enterprise demand. Collaboration on electrical digital twins could help widen both bottlenecks.
Physical AI tends to narrowly focus on advanced technological innovations, such as improved robots, rockets, renewable energy sources, modern weapons, and fancy gadgets. But it equally applies to improving the conversations for building these things.
Clockwork’s Dan Zheng explains how more precise clocks are starting to reduce large AI training failures.
