Microsoft’s co-founder acknowledges the potential of AI, stating it could be “the most dangerous weapon of all time,” but he doesn’t subscribe to a doomsday perspective.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker addresses the shifting political landscape, the frequency of privacy law updates, public resistance to Flock cameras, and the looming existential challenges facing society.
While cell service may not involve futuristic technology like rocket ships or flying cars, it has the potential to become a lucrative venture for SpaceX.
For the past three decades, major companies like Time, AOL, and AT&T have struggled to effectively manage Warner Bros. Now, David Ellison believes Skydance has the potential to achieve what they could not.
Senator Adam Schiff addresses Trump’s corruption, shares his views on the need for AI regulation in Congress, and explores how the backlash against technology is reshaping the political landscape.
Mike Cannon-Brookes discusses the role of AI in business, shares insights on Atlassian’s updated organizational structure, and explains why he believes chatbots won’t define the future of work.
In the next five years, bots may surpass human users on the internet by a staggering 1,000 to 1 ratio. Can Cloudflare leverage its position in the digital landscape to protect a web that moves beyond traditional advertising and search?
This week is crucial for Meta and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. Here are the key questions we believe he should address regarding the company’s product strategy.
Mark Gurman, a leading expert on Apple, shares insights on Siri, reflects on Tim Cook’s impact, and discusses the future under new CEO John Ternus.
A former antitrust expert discusses the potential for OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX to form a cartel and offers insights on safeguarding against monopolies in the AI sector.
Governor Hochul addresses New York’s regulations on 3D-printed firearms, the establishment of AI data centers, the use of Flock cameras and privacy concerns, as well as the safety of teenagers on social media.
While Sam Altman holds the title of CEO at OpenAI, cofounder and president Greg Brockman has taken the reins as the primary leader for daily operations.
Tim Cadogan, CEO of GoFundMe, shares insights on the platform’s role in shaping content decisions and its significant impact on the American healthcare landscape.
The leader of a thriving news organization discusses the development of a global events enterprise and shares insights on steering clear of common digital media challenges.
Is the recent upheaval at Google DeepMind a calculated move or a sign of trouble?
Snyder discusses the company’s venture into high-end audio, the partnership with Bose, and the future of exceptional sound in the age of AI.