Tim Berners‑Lee says AI won’t destroy the web, despite Pichai’s comment
Tim Berners-Lee isn’t buying the generative-AI frenzy. He keeps saying the web’s basic design still works.
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Tim Berners-Lee isn’t buying the generative-AI frenzy. He keeps saying the web’s basic design still works.
In the last couple of years, I’ve noticed a sudden shift in where AI education is landing. A handful of colleges are revamping the pipeline faster than most job-market predictions would suggest.
When six AI leaders sat down for a roundtable called “Six AI all-stars weigh in on hype, hope, and the reality behind the field,” the room felt charged.
People are starting to use AI to turn vague climate targets into something you can actually measure.
When Salesforce rolled out the name “Agentforce Vibes,” it landed right in the middle of the buzz around “vibe coding” tools.
CRED is trying to stand out in the noisy fintech crowd by slipping AI into the tools customers actually see.
The rush to build AI-powered data centers is already shifting the numbers we use to size up Silicon Valley. Headlines keep shouting “boom,” but the balance sheets look messier than they sound.
When a dancer with a 25-year career teamed up with Google’s Arts & Culture Lab, the goal wasn’t just to digitize old footage. He wanted the tech to actually talk back to his work, to hear the quirks of his style and suggest new moves for the stage.
Meta, Google and Microsoft - the three firms that pretty much own cloud and social-media - are all throwing extra cash at AI this quarter.
When I first saw headlines about generative AI writing code, I imagined a smooth pipeline: AI drafts user stories, spits out test suites, and ships features overnight.
It looks like the kind of story you’d hear in a cyber-crime briefing, but it’s happening right in our finance departments.
When you think about the web, you probably picture people clicking links, scrolling feeds, typing queries. Yet those human-first assumptions are starting to look shaky now that AI agents can browse for us.
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