Leroy Hood, CEO of Phenome Health and co-founder of the Institute for Systems Biology will co-lead a new center at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. (Phenome Health Photo) Read more on
Scaled Foundations, led by CEO and co-founder Ashish Kapoor, landed capital from Khosla Ventures and E14. (LinkedIn Photo) What if you could ask a robot to warm up Read more on
Artificial intelligence (AI) has made incredible advances, and ChatGPT, powered by OpenAI, is at the vanguard of this transformation. The potential of ChatGPT to generate human-like prose has heralded a Read more on
Automakers have plenty on their plates as they chase the promise of bringing autonomous vehicles to the highways and byways of the country. Read more on
The grocery industry may be an ideal place to build artificial intelligence because the low profit margins make every additional advantage highly impactful. Read more on
Altman recently called on former Apple designer Thomas Meyerhoffer — a Jony Ive hire — to create the retina-scanning Orb (pictured) for Altman’s Worldcoin crypto project. | Image: Worldcoin Read more on
The New York lawmaker established herself early as one of the most forward-looking lawmakers on the issue of AI. She’s not done yet. Not long ago, New York Congresswoman Read more on
As of midnight, the Writers Guild of America will no longer be picketing. Instead, members of the union will be poring over new details on the contract Read more on
Amazon executives Dave Limp, Jay Carney and Jeff Bezos talk with reporters at the Amazon Spheres during a 2019 press reception. Carney now works for Airbnb, while Limp will go Read more on
Eufy Clean X8 Pro with its self-emptying station and app. | Image: Eufy Anker’s Eufy division has a new robot vacuum cleaner with more powerful suction Read more on
Millworks Analytics co-founders Damon Fletcher, left, and Michael Arvold. (Millworks Analytics Photo) Former Tableau CFO Damon Fletcher is coming out of retirement to launch a startup that Read more on
ARTIFICIAL intelligence will inevitably replace “certain” human jobs but companies should be responsible for retooling their employees who will be affected by it, former chief operating officer of Nestlé Group Peter Brabeck-Letmathe said. Read more on