OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says one of his biggest concerns about AI is not whether it becomes too powerful in and of itself, but whether a single company could control that power. “I think the struggle of the moment is: Are we heading into a world of authoritarianism or freedom in AI?” Altman said on
College laptops do not It has to be embarrassing. They don’t have to be too expensive either. There are many excellent, well-designed laptops for college students that combine long battery life, easy portability, and the performance needed for daily schoolwork. In my decade of reviewing laptops, I’ve tested hundreds of models. If someone asked me
Kevin O’Leary says fear of China’s rise will be one of the biggest forces uniting the United States, Canada and Mexico. In an interview clip he posted to his X and Instagram, the Canadian venture capitalist and “Shark Tank” investor said there’s only one thing that would drive economic integration in North America: fear of
Peptides advance little by little closer to the mainstream. On Thursday, a panel of experts narrowly recommended that the Food and Drug Administration reclassify four popular peptides, including one backed by podcaster Joe Rogan, to allow certain pharmacies to legally dispense them. In a sometimes emotionally charged meeting that lasted more than 11 hours, members
Sam Altman said AI will not usher in the golden age of the four-day work week. In an interview with host Ti Morse on his “Relentless” podcast, released Saturday, the OpenAI CEO talked about why AI hasn’t led to shorter work weeks for most people. “Technology, for a long time, has promised people that they
Iamnitchi is one of several disinformation researchers who told WIRED that despite having the legal right to obtain data from platforms under EU law, they face obstacles, obfuscation and, in some cases, court battles to obtain it. Last year, the law was expanded to increase access for researchers, but it is the implementation, not the
