MIT Researchers Compare AI Chips by Peak Performance and Power
MIT Lincoln Laboratory's survey now compares more than 120 AI accelerators to help sponsors choose hardware as startups keep launching chips.
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MIT Lincoln Laboratory's survey now compares more than 120 AI accelerators to help sponsors choose hardware as startups keep launching chips.
Hyundai-owned Boston Dynamics named former Amazon AI leader Rohit Prasad as CEO, succeeding Robert Playter as Hyundai plans large-scale robot production by 2028.
AMD CEO Lisa Su said the chipmaker is still exploring memory and foundry partnerships with Samsung Electronics as memory chip supply stays tight.
Arthur Hayes says AI data center spending will end in overbuild, a crash and a bailout that benefits bitcoin, while planning Flop for 2027.
Ray Dalio said the AI bubble is close to bursting, citing debt-funded spending and rising yields, and now favors gold over Bitcoin.
Two sisters launched Hot Girl Hotline, a $9.99-per-month AI dating advice app for young women, ahead of TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
TikTok launched an AI shopping assistant and one-click checkout, letting users ask product questions and buy directly from brands inside the app.
Instinct, the $10 billion AI agent startup, now lets users add its agent to group chats, even with friends who lack accounts.
OpenAI will watermark ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU to meet AI Act rules, though its tests show edits can weaken detection.
An article says Microsoft Copilot agents inside secure systems helped SNC's 5,000 users save time while protecting sensitive defense data.
An Oxford-based cybersecurity network apologized for a lack of transparency over AI screening of grant applications and will have humans re-review all rejected proposals.
The EU says its AI Act protects Europeans, but lawmakers and experts warn of gaps in liability, staffing, and enforcement against US firms.