Senior writer @Fortunemagazine covering AI and disruptive technology (and other stuff). Ex-Bloomberg @business. Views my own. Retweets are not endorsements.
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Jeremy Kahn's coverage is primarily focused on A.I., with a specific emphasis on its security, regulation, and benefits. His articles often cover the intersection of A.I. with business and technology, frequently delving into issues related to industry developments and government announcements.
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By: Jeremy Kahn
Henry V had Agincourt. Gen. Robert E. Lee had Gettysburg. And Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has Chandler.
By: Sharon Goldman, Kali Hays, Jeremy Kahn
When OpenAI debuted its latest AI model, GPT4-o, in a slick live webcast this past May, it was Mira Murati, the company's chief technology officer, not the company's better known CEO, Sam Altman, who emceed the event.
By: Jeremy Kahn
In this edition…a Hugging Face cofounder on the importance of open source…a Nobel Prize for Geoff Hinton and John Hopfield…a movie model from Meta…a Trump ‘Manhattan Project' for AI?
By: Jeremy Kahn
Jeremy Kahn 6 min read In this edition…a Hugging Face cofounder on the importance of open source…a Nobel Prize for Geoff Hinton and John Hopfield…a movie model from Meta…a Trump ‘Manhattan Project' for AI?
By: David Meyer, Jeremy Kahn
Google suddenly finds itself with two Nobel laureates on its staff.
By: Jeremy Kahn
Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…AI's fast-falling cost…Google goes nuclear…LLMs may be dumber than you think…and a filmmaker burned by genAI backlash.
By: Jeremy Kahn
If data is the new oil, a London-based startup is vying to become the equivalent of the New York Mercantile Exchange—a marketplace where AI companies
By: Jeremy Kahn
Air Street Capital's annual snapshot of the AI industry also highlights AI's falling costs and robotics' resurgence
By: Jeremy Kahn
Oriole Networks, a British company with plans for a completely new networking infrastructure for AI supercomputing clusters that is based on using
By: Jeremy Kahn
First movers tend to stay at the front while late adopters risk being permanently eclipsed.
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