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[ad_1] (NewsNation) — University junior Marley Stevens faced a startling setback when a paper she worked on received a zero grade, plunging her into academic probation...
[ad_1] Last night, for an evening hosted by StrictlyVC, this editor sat down with Trae Stephens, a former government intelligence analyst turned early Palantir employee turned...
[ad_1] In what may be a landmark case, the New York Times has sued Open AI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, saying the publication’s content is...
[ad_1] The OpenAI saga was, in many ways, a perfect story for The Information. Reporters at the influential tech site spent the week of Thanksgiving obsessively...
[ad_1] In a weekend filled with more twists and turns than Succession, the saga of Sam Altman’s departure from OpenAI unfolded like a rather dramatic and...
[ad_1] The nation’s most influential news organization has spent the summer agonizing about artificial intelligence. “Do not put any proprietary information, including published or unpublished Times...
[ad_1] After a screening of his new film, Oppenheimer Saturday night, director Christopher Nolan suggested that his period piece couldn’t have come at a better time,...
[ad_1] Publishers, according to Diller, need to band together and declare: “You cannot scrape our content, you cannot take it, you cannot take it transformatively…you cannot...
[ad_1] I don’t say this lightly, but this tech is one of the most astonishing, and terrifying, technologies I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been writing about...