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When Artificial Intelligence Is Too Valuable To Sell

Just because the AI labs have sold models on a meter until now doesn't mean they'll always do so. The article explores a potential shift in the AI industry where frontier labs, facing increased competition, may move away from licensing their most advanced AI models via APIs. Instead, they might choose to hoard their top-tier intelligence to build and sell proprietary AI-native products, directly competing with their current clients. This strategic pivot is driven by the diminishing value of raw AI models in a crowded market and the need for labs to maximize profits by leveraging their unique technological edge in product development.

Artificial intelligence agents could go rogue and hack companies, warns former Pentagon official

Aug 01,26 | 01:42 EST

Former Pentagon A.I. Policy Director Mark Beall warns about the threat of rogue artificial intelligence agents escaping containment and hacking corporate systems. He reacts to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's comments on technological singularity. Beall emphasizes the urgent need for robust regulatory frameworks to prevent unchecked autonomous software from executing sophisticated cyberattacks against critical infrastructure.

The Dartmouth Workshop: The $7,500 investment that gave birth to AI (2/2)

Aug 01,26 | 01:40 EST

Some 70 years before the current frenzy of record-breaking fundraising by modern AI giants such as OpenAI and Anthropic, the Rockefeller Foundation made what may have been the first investment in the history of AI. With a $7,500 grant from the foundation in 1956, four eminent mathematicians organised the Dartmouth Workshop, where the term “artificial intelligence” was first coined.

Announcing NIST's Artificial Intelligence Technology Evaluation (AITE)

Aug 01,26 | 01:37 EST

The Technology Test and Evaluation Division at NIST is launching a new program to provide researchers with a sequestered testbed environment for the evaluation of AI model performance.

AI and data centers reshape career choices, workforce demands

Aug 01,26 | 01:35 EST

Demand is especially strong for workers involved in data center construction, where contractors report larger project backlogs.

Why many Connecticut school districts are turning to the same artificial intelligence platform

Aug 01,26 | 01:33 EST

AI is rapidly becoming part of everyday classroom instruction and learning across the state, with over 35 Connecticut school districts adopting MagicSchool AI for its educational tools and efficiency.