Author name: Alex Chen

The most interesting sentence in this week’s news cycle didn’t come from Menlo Park. It came from analysts at Appfigures, […]

What exactly do we mean when we say an AI “resolved” a math problem? That question is doing an enormous

A talk by the man who built Apple’s retail business drew 4,708 views on a news channel with 903,000 subscribers.

Remember the rhythm of the last few years? A lab ships something that behaves strangely well, nobody outside can run

A patent portfolio has never closed a round. I want to state that plainly, because the prevailing advice in physical

Capital is voting on agent architecture. Look at this week’s funding numbers as a set rather than a list, and

Predicting the moment you’ll tolerate an ad is a trivial modeling problem; the hard part, and the part that actually

What would it actually take to know that the chance of AI ending the world by 2030 is exactly zero?

900,000 DRAM wafers per month. That is the figure Samsung and SK Hynix have attached to OpenAI’s anticipated demand, and

Remember when the scariest thing about a model repository was an unsafe pickle file? For years, the security conversation around