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.

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

Oriole Networks, a British company with plans for a completely new networking infrastructure for AI supercomputing clusters that is based on using

First movers tend to stay at the front while late adopters risk being permanently eclipsed.

In a Silicon Valley culture known for “grindset” founders, Jensen Huang still manages to stand out.

And what that says about the state of the AI boom amid reports of slowing foundation model progress.

The success of many AI applications does not depend on the continued progress of AI foundation models.

The company wants to make software development "spec centric" instead of "code centric," founder Guy Podjarny says.

Index Ventures leads the latest $100 million Series A round for the company founded by serial entrepreneur "Guypo." GV led a perviously undisclosed $25 million seed round.

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…no sign of an AI slowdown at Web Summit; work on Amazon's new Alexa plagued by further technical issues; a general purpose robot model; trying to bend Trump's ear on AI policy.