Arvind Narayanan News Today

The pace at which generative AI is overtaking the tech world is causing a wave of anxiety to ripple through the world of journalism. What is the advice from Will Oremus, who covers AI and technology for The Washington Post, and other tech experts? Proceed with caution.

If cuts are coming, they'll likely be made toward the end of the year, VUSB manager Naraynan says.

As wildfires ravage landscapes and amplify financial risks, utility stocks are revealing their vulnerability to climate-induced disasters.

Jumping Ship Mark Zuckerberg's Meta-formerly-Facebook is bleeding its top AI leaders. As Fortune reports, the company has lost at least three significant AI leaders in March alone: Devi Parikh, Meta's now-former senior director of generative AI; Abhishek Das, the now-former head of Meta's Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) team; and Erik Meijer, Meta's now-former director of […]

This is "probably the best time in tech history to strike out on your own," say Erik Meijer who recently left Meta.

AI tools like ChatGPT have gone mainstream, and companies behind the technologies are pouring billions of dollars into the bet that they will change the way we live and work.

AI tools like ChatGPT have gone mainstream, and companies behind the technologies are pouring billions of dollars into the bet that they will change the way we live and work.

AI tools like ChatGPT have gone mainstream, and companies behind the technologies are pouring billions of dollars into the bet that they will change the way we live and work.

Google apologized after its Gemini model caused offense by being too “woke.” Expect political fights over AI’s values to worsen as the technology becomes more capable.

Demand has grown so fervent for corporate bonds that investors are once again willing to finance big mergers and acquisitions something they hesitated to do for much of last year.