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Tech Industry Defector in NY-12 Gets Boost From New Super PAC

Guardrails Alliance has already raised $5 million and yesterday launched its first ad buys for New York state Rep. Alex Bores, who is running to replace longtime Rep. Jerry Nadler.

What is artificial intelligence (AI)?

Jun 19,26 | 01:45 EST

Artificial intelligence (AI) lets machines learn from data to reason, predict, and act. Learn how AI works, the main types, real examples, and limitations.

AMD vs. NVDA: Which Artificial Intelligence (AI) Semiconductor Stock Dominates the Next Phase of CPUs, GPUs, and Robotics?

Jun 19,26 | 01:43 EST

Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices are both key players in the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, providing the graphics processing units (GPUs) essential for AI tasks like model training. Both companies have shown significant growth, with Nvidia and AMD reporting revenue gains of 85% and 38% respectively in the latest quarter, and their stock prices climbing over 300% in the past three years. While Nvidia currently leads the AI revolution, the article aims to determine which company will dominate the next phases involving CPUs, GPUs, and robotics.

Amazon to sell custom artificial intelligence chips

Jun 19,26 | 01:42 EST

Amazon is expanding its AI strategy by planning to sell its custom-made artificial intelligence chips, like Trainium, directly to other companies for use in their data centers. This move aims to intensify competition with Nvidia, reposition Amazon in the rapidly evolving AI landscape, and address growing global demand for localized AI infrastructure.

As Artificial Intelligence Takes On a Growing Share of Economic Output, Human Workers Need to Know Where They Stand.

Jun 19,26 | 01:41 EST

As artificial intelligence takes on a growing share of economic output, human workers need to know where they stand. The mission of AI companies is "to replace every form of human economic labor in the economy," tech ethicist Tristan Harris says. For the new Fast Company series "Adventures in AI," Academy Award-winning filmmaker Daniel Kwan and Harris examine how AI companies have created a financial incentive to replace human labor at scale—and what that means for the average person.

Tickets available for OMA x AI, UNO’s June 30 conference on all things artificial intelligence

Jun 19,26 | 01:38 EST

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is hosting its highly anticipated second annual OMA x AI conference on June 30, an event strategically designed to cultivate a citywide understanding and application agenda for artificial intelligence across Omaha's diverse local companies and organizations. This significant gathering, which will take place at UNO’s Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center and Strauss Performing Arts Center, aims to bridge the gap between complex AI theories and practical, real-world implementation. The conference promises a rich program featuring insights from various experts and innovators, with sessions specifically tailored to address how entrepreneurial founders can effectively integrate AI into their startups and how established institutions, such as local hospitals, are deploying sophisticated AI tools to enhance their operations. This initiative underscores UNO's commitment to positioning Omaha at the forefront of AI innovation and practical technological advancement.

AI tools turn farm data into decisions

Jun 19,26 | 01:36 EST

Agriculture companies are quickly putting artificial intelligence to use to help their farmer clients make decisions on what hybrids to plant and when to apply fungicide. The original article is approximately 477 words long, but the full content beyond this introductory summary is encrypted in the provided extract, preventing the extraction of detailed sub-headings and their specific summaries.

A conversation with Congressman Jay Obernolte on artificial intelligence

Jun 19,26 | 01:32 EST

For now, GAAIA is imperfect, but it is a step in the right direction in taking a proactive approach to the challenges that AI is beginning to present.

Cal State faculty push to prevent AI tools from replacing them as schools and staff experiment

Jun 19,26 | 01:31 EST

The union representing California State University professors is contesting the system’s use of artificial intelligence tools and backing legislation that would protect their jobs from the technology.