AI adoption among financial advisors has reached 80 percent, but Morningstar’s latest survey finds administrative work still leaves many short on time for clients.
Trump’s new Super Intelligence Force will consult religious organizations about AI. As a Catholic, I expect Catholics to have a voice, while understanding why other faith groups could feel excluded.
Sam Altman is uncomfortable with people giving AI religious authority or surrendering human judgment to chatbots. He says it is a real safety issue.
OpenAI safety leader David Robinson has resigned after three and a half years, warning that the company’s culture is broken and questioning whether current safeguards can keep pace with increasingly capable AI.
Meta’s open source Muse Gadget SDK lets hackers turn a Raspberry Pi or Linux computer into a physical AI gadget, complete with custom commands and hardware.
Apple is preparing tighter controls for Full Disk Access in macOS, warning that increasingly capable and autonomous AI agents could make the powerful permission substantially more dangerous.
Amazon says misinformation and outright lies are fueling opposition to data centers. Its response includes more than $1 billion in community spending and a lengthy defense of the infrastructure powering the AI boom.
Google’s AI-powered flu forecasting model finished first in a CDC evaluation, outperforming the agency’s own FluSight ensemble at predicting hospitalizations.
Google is putting Gemini 4 Argon to work on massive C and C++ migrations to Rust, including more than 800,000 lines associated with Fuchsia’s Zircon kernel.
OpenAI and Synopsys are developing GPT-Synopsys, an AI model that can operate EDA tools to help engineers design and optimize future chips.
Trump wants the US executive branch to stop calling AI artificial intelligence and start calling it Super Intelligence, or SI. Despite the dramatic new name, the technology itself has not suddenly changed.
ChatGPT is not becoming a traditional operating system, but OpenAI is building something that increasingly behaves like an AI platform where apps, agents, documents, and people work together.