Science & Technology

OpenAI is discussing a potential investment exceeding $10 billion with Amazon, involving access to AWS chips, following its restructuring and Microsoft deal updates.

Confusion reigns as Bennett's office shifts narrative after Handala group claims cyberattack. Bennett's office initially stated that he was "unaware of such an event." Then, after another report, Bennett's team said probe launched. Phone could be of associate, no longer in use.

What began as a charming photography tool has become a central component of transportation, energy, and security infrastructure. The revolution is already here; the only remaining question is how we will organize the skies.

Jensen Huang, CEO of chip giant Nvidia and one of the most prominent and admired figures in global tech in recent years, wished hostage survivors Avinatan Or and Noa Argamani "to see the whole world."

Magazine highlights how tech titans like Jensen Huang and Sam Altman have reshaped global economics, politics, and daily life in a year defined by artificial intelligence. The leaked TIME cover caused prediction markets to crash, as bettors pivoted from the "AI" concept to human tech leaders.

The deal, which excludes Blackwell and Rubin chips, includes a provision for 25% of proceeds to go to the US government. CNN reports that similar arrangements are being finalized for AMD and Intel.

"Before October 7, I never led a convoy and never spoke at a demonstration. I volunteered in parent leadership at the kids' school and tried to do good in general, but I wasn't involved in this kind of activity – until they kidnapped my employee, until I discovered that Avinatan was in Gaza."

They exploit how AI browsers interpret instructions after the hashtag symbol. This effectively creates a new subcategory of cyber threats in the AI world.

Nvidia shares fell 3% after reports that Meta, a major customer, may switch to Google's TPUs. CEO Huang claims its GPUs are "a generation ahead."

As companies embrace AI, the growing complexity of systems is making human-led quality assurance more critical. Testers treat a system as more than a chain of commands, relying on intuition and human reasoning that machines simply cannot match.