Nvidia hollowed out Groq. Here's what happened to the company left behind.
In a $20 billion deal last year, Nvidia took what made Groq special. The AI cloud startup left behind bets that special doesn't matter anymore.
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page 6 of 16I took Elon Musk's 'golden robot' for a test drive — and saw the Cybercab's strengths and weaknesses first-hand
Tesla's Cybercab doesn't have a steering wheel or brake pedal, but it does have an extravagant golden design. We went for a test ride.
Why becoming a LinkedIn lunatic might save your career
In today's economy, 'go direct' isn't just for founders any more. It's for the entire workforce — as long as you don't slop it up.
A DeepSeek engineer's viral post on talent, power, and humanity is a rare snapshot of work at China's frontier AI labs
In a post published on his public WeChat account, DeepSeek engineer Liu Shengyu said he expects AI to soon surpass him at the work he loves.
An OpenAI researcher broke ranks to say that pacing the frontier, as Altman and Amodei suggest, won't be enough
Daniel Selsam, an OpenAI researcher, said slowing down AI development won't be sufficient to avoid a situation where humanity loses everything.
Macklemore says Robert Kraft had him dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour after his comments about the Palestinian territories
Macklemore said he's off Ed Sheeran's tour after pressure from billionaire Robert Kraft over comments the rapper made onstage.
Greg Brockman says OpenAI has already slowed cutting-edge AI developments over safety concerns
As the debate over AI safety rages on, the OpenAI president said the company already put some projects on ice to focus on security practices.
9 celebrity looks that missed the mark at the 2026 Emmys
Some celebrities pulled out all the stops at the 2026 Emmys with their fashion, while others didn't wear their best red-carpet looks.
Travis Kalanick's robotics startup taps Meta veteran for top AI role
Vikas Chandra, a longtime Meta AI executive who led AI work for the company's smart glasses, is joining Atoms.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella posts an internal warning to employees about AI safety
Satya Nadella urged the AI industry to prioritize safety and maintain human control over the technology.
The best-dressed celebrities at the 2026 Emmy Awards
Celebrities like Selena Gomez and Mariska Hargitay wore some of the best looks at the 2026 Emmys, held in Los Angeles on Monday.
Disney wants more remote employees back at the office
Disney is making some remote employees return to the office four days per week as part of a renewed in-person work push.
Google finally lets all engineers use Anthropic's Claude
Google engineers can finally use one of Anthropic's strongest coding models for internal work.
The AI doom debate is getting carried away. AI is a product, not a god.
Even though AI doom fears are rising, AI is still a product. Existing laws, liability and human controls may be able to manage many of the risks.
'Never let a lack of motivation put you on Iranian TV': US airman shares intense Iran survival story after shootdown
A US airman recounts surviving a damaged parachute and evading capture for 50 hours after his F-15E was shot down over Iran.
Celebrity deaths in 2026: Remembering the famous people we lost this year
Other stars we've lost this year include Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, Catherine O'Hara, Hayden Panettiere, and Gloria Steinem.
The timing of AI leaders' calls for a slowdown is too convenient to ignore
Top AI leaders demonstrated remarkable timing in their decision to address safety concerns as the industry faces numerous headwinds.
15 unforgettable Bob Mackie designs, from Cher to Taylor Swift
Bob Mackie, famous for dressing stars like Cher, Dolly Parton, and Tina Turner, has died, leaving a lasting legacy in Hollywood fashion history.
iOS 27 is out now. Here are the biggest changes the update is bringing to your iPhone.
Apple is updating the brains inside the iPhone. Here are the biggest changes in iOS 27, which launched on Monday.
Trump called Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang mid-interview to rip AI doomerism: 'The robots will not be taking over'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI doomer predictions aren't grounded in science and got a call from President Donald Trump to weigh in.