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President Trump has signed an executive order requiring the US government to replace 'artificial intelligence' with 'Super Intelligence' in official communications, a symbolic move to rebrand AI and potentially shape policy language.
OpenAI's annual recurring revenue is approaching $70 billion, highlighting the company's substantial financial success in the AI sector.
A former OpenAI employee announces their departure, expressing gratitude for the experience and excitement for future opportunities.
The article highlights divergent opinions on AI risks from industry figures, with leaders like Hugging Face's CEO and Nvidia's Jensen Huang dismissing doomsday scenarios and emphasizing manageable safety concerns.
A tweet criticizing the 996 work culture in the tech industry, highlighting exploitation and burnout among software workers.
In this podcast episode, Ethan Evans, former Amazon VP, discusses corporate politics and career strategies, including advice on gaining recognition, handling bad managers, and navigating power dynamics in tech companies.
The author updates his AI policy to refuse AI use in professional work, criticizes the AI industry for dehumanizing labor, and commits to building websites for real people while distancing himself from AI trends.
A tweet thread discusses how AI companies might manufacture hazards to drive regulatory capture and control the narrative, citing regulatory strategies.
Patrick Collison shares data on entrepreneurship and compute in Europe, and Stripe aims to publish empirical data to support industry and entrepreneurship growth.
An upcoming interview with Ethan Evans, former Amazon VP, will explore increasingly dark questions about corporate politics in the tech industry.
This article discusses the trend of engineering leaders, such as CTOs, taking career breaks due to factors like unrealistic AI expectations, burnout, and industry shifts, based on interviews with nearly 20 leaders.
The article examines protests at a Climate Week panel on data centers, noting that while the tech industry faces backlash, climate change is often a secondary concern for critics compared to local issues like water use and energy costs.
Automattic has restructured its board after a failed attempt to oust CEO Matt Mullenweg, adding new members including authors and co-founders of the defunct app IRL, amid internal governance disputes.
The tweet argues that in modern tech, the open source vs. closed source distinction is less important due to reverse-engineering and replication, making core product launches competitive races and defensible niches rare.
A user comments that the original content rewards payout remains similar to the old revenue sharing program after a 95% cull, suggesting it was a cost-cutting measure.
A tweet quoting criticism of big AI labs and new media for absorbing talent and causing an epistemic collapse, highlighting the struggles of those outside these institutions.
The article argues against trivializing AI as 'just a tool,' emphasizing its broader implications in industry, ethics, and society beyond simple utility.
A Google employee shares their gratitude after three years at the company.
Robert O'Callahan resigns from Google over ethical concerns about AI acceleration, highlighting risks like misalignment and power concentration.
Microsoft is reorganizing its communications group, placing it under Brad Smith, as Frank Shaw departs and the company searches for a new communications officer.