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Ten strategies for replacing Twitter from people who used to work there
Announcing 'Extremely Hardcore,' Zoë Schiffer’s book on Musk’s Twitter takeover
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The AGs reveal their hand against Meta
A newly unredacted lawsuit suggests the company has a bruising battle ahead of it
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The OpenAI saga isn’t over just yet
A new board and a promised investigation could threaten Altman’s happy ending
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Why one AI executive quit his job to protest creators' rights
Q&A with Stability AI's just-departed vice presidenct of audio, Ed Rex-Newton
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OpenAI's alignment problem
The company's board failed the institution. But did it have a point?
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Notion gets thrown for a Loop
Years after Teams crushed Slack, Microsoft clones another popular productivity app. Should regulators intervene?
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YouTube opens its doors to deepfakes
Newer AI companies are heavily restricting the use of their tools. Social networks are taking a different approach
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How banning one Palestinian slogan roiled Etsy
The company secretly banned the phrase “from the river to the sea” on sellers’ wares. Some employees aren’t happy
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Humane pins its hopes on AI
What do we want from next-generation hardware?
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How Musk is borrowing from X to build Grok
From servers to people, Musk is looking across his empire to catch up in AI
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How OpenAI is building a path toward AI agents
Building a GPT-based copy editor showcases their promise — but the risks ahead are real
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The case for a little AI regulation
Not every safety rule represents "regulatory capture" — and even challengers are asking the government to intervene