Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. Jeremy Kahn here. In this edition: Nvidia was built around one man. Now a spy scandal threatens that model. Before the scandal broke, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang spoke to Fortune about China policy. Anthropic looks to price its IPO at a $1.4 trillion valuation. Anthropic debuts new Fable
Holiday hosting season is almost here, which means two things: a seemingly endless buffet of home-cooked food and the inevitable question of where everyone is going to sleep. If you’re maxed out on guest rooms and don’t want to subject visitors to an air mattress, a sleeper sofa offers a comfortable place for overnight guests
Leaked photos were supposed to end Chris Gallant’s campaign. Instead, they bankrolled it. After the New York Post published archived images of the Democrat modeling bondage gear for a San Francisco leather retailer, his fundraising took off. In the quarter the photos surfaced, Gallant raised more than the incumbent. His October quarterly FEC report shows
A wise housewife once proclaimed the power of “Receipts, proof, timelines, screenshots.” You’ll know this if you’ve ever been the person who put down their card to end an awkward standoff at the end of an expensive meal, and then fretted about whether you’d be paid back. But the days of stressing over covering group
Kelly Hubbell worked full-time in tech sales and raised two children when the overwhelm set in. She didn’t need a nanny—both kids were in daycare—but the household work kept piling up, and she was desperate for support. So she made a list of everything she did to keep the house running. It added up to
Boeing announced Monday that it will cut 5% of staff in its commercial division, which makes the 737 and other airplanes used by millions of travelers worldwide. The layoffs stem from Boeing’s inability to increase production as quickly as hoped, meaning it is “overstaffed,” the division’s CEO, Stephanie Pope, said in an internal memo obtained
