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Palo Alto Networks' Nikesh Arora is building a defense against the dark side of AI | Fortune (opens the original)
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In April, Nikesh Arora applied a simple but unsettling test to his $300 billion cybersecurity company, Palo Alto Networks: He turned loose on the company’s internal infrastructure an unreleased version of a terrifyingly powerful new AI model called Mythos, created by the artificial intelligence company Anthropic. Arora’s team prompted it to find vulnerabilities in the company’s systems. Claude Mythos 5, Anthropic’s frontier AI model for advanced coding and cybersecurity work, was so effective at
Your 401(k) is funding the AI boom. Here’s what that means for your retirement | Fortune (opens the original)
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“They didn’t choose to buy these stocks, and they don’t really know what’s going on,” said Hera Hyeonseo Lee, a doctoral researcher at Binghamton University. About 54% of U.S. households have a 401(k), according to the Federal Reserve, and the overwhelming majority of these retirement plans default into cap-weighted index funds that buy all the stocks in the market and buy more of the biggest companies. “So whenever a company like Nvidia grows and takes up more of the S&P 500, the fund automatic
Climate tech VC fundraising is down almost 40%, but AI is driving deals | Fortune (opens the original)
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AI has changed the climate conversation. I had no doubt about that as I sat down onstage yesterday, under the lights at The Nest Campus, the Climate Week NYC bonanza at the North Javits Center. It feels a bit like a mini-climate-focused CES, complete with EVs inside the conference center. I was talking to Dawn Lippert, Elemental Impact founder and CEO and Earthshot Ventures GP, and Mike Schroepfer, founding partner of VC firm Gigascale Capital, about the future climate-focused VCs are investing
OpenAI punted. Anthropic stalled. The hottest imminent IPO fits on your finger | Fortune (opens the original)
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Every morning, before I put on my glasses and right after I shuffle out from under my comforter, I check my Oura app and for 7 seconds contemplate the non-jewelry silver band on my index finger. My Sleep Score rarely surprises me, sure, but this is how it’s gone, more or less, every morning sometime between 6 and 7 AM for the last three years of my life, since I got my first Oura ring in August 2023. So, in early September, I was especially interested when Oura filed its S-1, the official public
The AI apocalypse warning that finally went mainstream | Fortune (opens the original)
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That phrase has been turning over in my head, after AI researcher Jacob Coxon’s bombshell resignation from Anthropic. Coxon, who’s also worked at OpenAI, posted on X in striking language and in no uncertain terms: He believes AI is dooming us all. “Do not underestimate the power of this technology,” one of his posts reads. “These will soon be superhuman systems that can hack anything, revolutionize any field overnight, and acquire real power and resources. We have all witnessed the progress in e
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