Massive AI spending is driving up prices on laptops and electricity, as the Fed watches closely

Investment in AI data centers could exceed $700 billion in 2026, pushing up inflation. [...]

Why Yann LeCun left Meta, and what it means for AI’s next frontier

The move underscores a deep intellectual rift about the future of AI: Should we pursue systems that understand the world or merely echo it? [...]

Physical AIFollows Aviation’s Flight Plan

Self-driving trucks and every machine that moves things will face the same four questions aviation has spent a century answering. [...]

AI could transform education . . . if universities stop responding like medieval guilds

Instead of asking how AI could improve education, institutions have obsessed over how to preserve surveillance. [...]

Reimagined work will create AI transformation

Organizations should approach AI less as a technology deployment and more as an opportunity to rethink how work gets done. [...]

AI transformation is the CEO’s job

AI readiness isn’t about picking the right tools—it’s about the CEO leading the hard work of reshaping culture, pace, and people to build a more capable organization. [...]

Douglas Rushkoff wants us to use AI to ask better questions

Instead of chasing quick fixes, the longtime tech critic is urging a shift toward ‘generative thinking’ that makes room for uncertainty, creativity, and civic design. [...]

4 ways states are placing guardrails around AI

In the absence of a comprehensive federal legislative framework for AI, states are moving forward with their own legislative efforts. [...]

Gen Alpha slang baffles parents—and AI

A researcher tested top AI models and adults on phrases like ‘Let him cook’ and discovered neither group truly speaks the language of today’s kids. [...]