Matt Stieb

In February, as Americans were searching through the Epstein files , President Trump announced plans for a large release of government data pegged

Feuds between the founders of tech companies are quite common, to the point that there is a subgenre of movie about ultra-rich nerds duking it out over the future of their firms.

The billionaires are coming out of the woodwork to testify in Elon Musk 's $134 billion lawsuit against his fellow OpenAI co-founders, Sam Altman

“Are they taking over? Yeah, they're taking over.” Amira is listening to the kindergarteners read aloud.

In the first two weeks of testimony in Elon Musk's $134 billion lawsuit against Sam Altman , witnesses made some troubling remarks about the OpenAI

New York University's Jonathan Haidt checks a number of boxes for an in-house commencement speaker: best-selling author, public intellectual, and high-profile campus figure.

Amira is listening to the kindergarteners read aloud. A classroom full of 5-year-olds is a hectic place, so kids are advised to speak up — all the better to hear, and correct, their pronunciation mistakes. But Amira is not your average teacher: she is the eponymous avatar of an AI reading app that uses the'synergy of AI and neuroscience' to teach kids to read. Read Full Article »

Two years ago, after the multibillion-dollar disaster known as the Metaverse failed to take off, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed confidence that

Jeff Bezos is really making the rounds in May. On the heels of his appearance at the Bezos-sponsored Met Gala , the fourth-richest man in the world went on CNBC on Wednesday to talk about, well, a lot.

The Amazon founder also weighed in on Washington Post cuts, the Melania doc, and why people “shouldn’t worry about” AI.