Axios House: America's optimism endures amid global tensions
America's next chapter hinges on how it navigates global conflict while sustaining confidence at home, speakers said at Axios House D.C.
America's next chapter hinges on how it navigates global conflict while sustaining confidence at home, speakers said at Axios House D.C.
The abrupt departure comes as the Trump administration grapples with how to deploy AI safely and the agency hashes out standards.
The Nvidia-backed startup bets mathematics can provide a better test of AI progress.
It's compressing drug developers' preclinical costs and timelines by as much as 70%.
The launch of Kimi K3 is giving the fight new urgency.
Even as Anthropic's Fable remains in limbo, the race to get advanced AI models in the hands of defenders continues to heat up.
Nvidia's vision for humanoid robots is bThe AI giant rolls out what it calls a "comprehensive safety system" designed to ensure the technology can be deployed alongside humans.
The massive deal could help the open-source startup compete with Anthropic and Google.
It's a bold claim with high stakes given the scrutiny of data centers.
AI may give recommendations. Reddit wants to provide validation.
The world's most powerful heads of state gathered this week for the annual G7 summit, with AI CEOs seated and treated like heads of nation-states themselves.
National security concerns and personality clashes landed Anthropic in the middle of a government crackdown.
Tech stocks plunged Friday amid rising bond yields, dragging down the Nasdaq in its worst session in 14 months.
Policy, business, technology and entertainment leaders joined Axios for its third annual AI+NY Summit on June 3.
The swings in the won illustrate how financial markets can create issues for the real economy.
They show how many different kinds of impact data centers can have.
Data center critics counter that the industry is using China as a bogeyman.
The bill is one in a series of responses from members of Congress concerned about how AI can be used in defense.
The White House has been skeptical of any approach that imposes strict requirements on companies.
"Recursive self-improvement" is a phenomenon which may come sooner than expected, the company says.