Technology

Folks from AI startups, Big Tech, research nonprofits and activist groups gathered to hash out ideas for preventing the collapse of civilization over chips and cookies.

An analysis by writer and economist Joey Politano found that the U.S. has lost more than 200,000 jobs in creative industries over the last four years.

The AI supply chain is full of mixed incentives, according to researcher David G. Widder. He’s not optimistic that the companies in charge of it will police themselves.

Even imported chips can generate income here in the U.S. because many chips are designed here.

New parents are inundated with e-commerce ads and encouraged to spend more on baby products. It’s not a coincidence.

Incentives from states and improvements in range also play a role in the recent EV truck boom.

People are more familiar with self-driving cars than they were a decade ago, but most still want the option of taking the wheel.

AI companies like ElevenLabs and Spoken are angling for the fast-growing audiobook market. It remains to be seen if consumers will buy in.

The U.S. gross domestic product grew 2.2% this spring, an upward revision of 0.7%.

OpenAI announced it's postponing its planned IPO until it can make “confident safety decisions,” according to CEO Sam Altman.