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Thomson Reuters wins first major AI copyright case in the US(wired.com)
337 points by johnneville | 141 comments
Wired article reporting that Thomson Reuters won the first major US AI copyright case, with implications for generative AI companies and rightsholders.
The young, inexperienced engineers aiding DOGE(wired.com)
1402 points by medler | 2254 comments
WIRED article reporting on young engineers aged 19 to 24, mostly linked to Musk's companies, who are helping DOGE take control of federal infrastructure.
OpenAI backs Illinois bill that would limit when AI labs can be held liable(wired.com)
373 points by smurda | 266 comments
Wired article reporting that OpenAI testified in favor of an Illinois bill limiting when AI labs can be held liable for critical harms caused by their models.
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Yann LeCun's AI startup raises $1B in Europe's largest ever seed round(ft.com)
396 points by ottomengis | 214 comments
Financial Times article reporting that Yann LeCun's AI start-up raised more than $1bn in Europe's largest seed funding round.
Yann LeCun to depart Meta and launch AI startup focused on 'world models'(nasdaq.com)
790 points by MindBreaker2605 | 606 comments
RTTNews article on Nasdaq reporting that Meta's chief AI scientist Yann LeCun will leave to launch a startup focused on world models.
Spending on AI Is Becoming Almost Impossible for Businesses to Budget(wsj.com)
40 points by swolpers | 41 comments
Wall Street Journal article on how businesses struggle to budget for AI spending as token-based costs grow unpredictably.
Yann LeCun: AI one-percenters seizing power forever is real doomsday scenario(businessinsider.com)
684 points by g42gregory | 703 comments
Business Insider article reporting Yann LeCun's warning that a small group of AI companies seizing permanent control of AI is the real doomsday risk.
We're Missing a Key Reason Why Americans Hate AI(derekthompson.org)
11 points by abe94 | 8 comments
A paid Substack essay by Derek Thompson arguing the AI buildout has raised costs rather than delivering cheap abundance, fueling American hostility to AI.
OpenAI’s CEO says the age of giant AI models is already over(wired.com)
352 points by labrador | 371 comments
Wired article reporting Sam Altman's claim that scaling up giant AI models has run its course and future AI progress will need new ideas.












