Whizy Kim

Google Earth’s new AI image generation feature can turn a text prompt into photorealistic satellite imagery. People are concerned.

Apple sued OpenAI for allegedly stealing its trade secrets. In response, OpenAI published a slew of private texts and emails.

The US government finalized its AI review framework this week—and it apparently leaves out open-weight models. We have a lot of questions.

Jeff Dean and Demis Hassabis stepped back from their roles at Google on the same day, capping a few months of AI talent bleed at the company.

SpaceX has found a new AI training dataset: its own employees. It’s the second major tech company to try harnessing the knowledge of its workers to build more intelligent and autonomous AI agents.

Researchers built a coin-sized device that can be inserted into a vulnerable port in Boeing 737s—and used to hack into the aircraft’s computer system.

As AI assistants race to become more useful, they’re asking for access to more of your life. And they're not always asking permission.

A 404 investigation reveals that Amazon is buying used books in bulk and scanning them in a warehouse in Las Vegas—often destroying the texts in the process.

One frontier AI lab is printing money and refusing to slow down. The other isn’t. Guess which one is which.

Unitree’s viral humanoid robots and blockbuster IPO show how far China has pulled ahead in the global robotics race. Meanwhile, Washington is struggling to close that gap.