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The White House’s AI Plan Is a Gift to Silicon Valley
Above all, Trump’s AI plan shows the extent to which Silicon Valley is now able to steer the White House agenda. The administration’s China hawks are being sidelined, and so too is the faction of wealthy technologists, so-called AI doomers, who’d pushed for stronger safety controls.
Northern California-based Luma AI, whose backers include Nvidia and Andreessen Horowitz, is launching an L.A. studio and hiring two seasoned execs in key roles.
In an industry once known for cushy perks, some founders are now asking staff to commit to a 72-hour weekly schedule. You’re ...
The San Francisco Consensus predicts AI will revolutionize everything within 3-6 years. Visionary or hyperbole? Either way, ...
AI tech startups have adopted the 996 work schedule from China, which entails people working a total of 72 hours per week.
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Trump’s AI agenda hands Silicon Valley the win—while ethics, safety, and ‘woke AI’ get left behind
At a Capitol Hill spectacle complete with VCs and billionaires, Trump sealed a new era of AI governance: deregulated, ...
The latest sign that the AI talent wars are heating up? An early Windsurf engineer said Google's job offer came with a lit ...
Neros is one of a growing number of startups betting on the great reindustrialization of America’s defense base. Dozens of other Silicon Valley industrial companies are building out ...
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