"I'm disappointed a lot," the Apple co-founder said of AI.
An anti-superintelligence letter was signed by more than a thousand public figures from all industries and political leanings.
The Apple co-founder isn't a fan of the "sledgehammer" approach.
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney is not shy about publicly bashing Apple on Twitter, and it’s working.
A tweet from Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney pushed Apple to block the Fortnite maker's competing app store.
From the Apple III to AirPower, botched product releases prove Apple isn't as immune to failure as some might think.
The GPT Store makes AI more digestible for consumers, but the switch from plugins might ostracize the developers that OpenAI needs most.
The beloved technologist was in Mexico to speak at the World Business Forum when he started "feeling strange."
Executives of OpenAI, Microsoft, Sony, and Google will be members of a new AI advisory body.
California's Right to Repair Act is gaining support from Apple which historically lobbied against consumers fixing their own devices.
Steve Jobs's grubby sandals, vintage Polaroids, and a cassette tape containing a video game are just some of the items that have attracted bids.
Privateer is introducing an online marketplace for customers to share the cost of accessing satellite data.
Even if some AI companies voluntarily halted their terrifying experiments, others have a monetary interest in continuing their own AI research.
A majority of voters think Congress should take “swift action to regulate AI” in order to promote privacy and safety, according to a new poll.
The arms race between spam blockers and spam senders is about to escalate with the emergence of a new weapon: generative artificial intelligence.
Lots of folks have concern about the direction of AI. Should we, uh, maybe heed those warnings?
The country's Ministry of Electronics said it "is not considering bringing a law or regulating the growth of artificial intelligence in the country.”
Italy's privacy regulator says there is no legal basis that justifies OpenAI’s collection and mass storage of personal data to train ChatGPT.
Steve Wozniak and Stuart Russell were among the signatories of an open letter warning advanced models pose “profound risks to society and humanity."
The story stars Jay Baruchel, Matt Johnson, and Glenn Howerton playing the out-of-their-depth founders of Research in Motion and later BlackBerry.
