HeyJaredBrent D. Griffiths
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sam Altman says he's 'a mega Apple fan boy' and is sad they are suing OpenAI (opens the original)
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is a self-described "mega Apple fanboy." Altman said he was "very sad" to see Apple sue OpenAI. The legal fight illustrates how frayed the relationship between the two companies has become. Sam Altman's love for Apple is being tested by that pesky detail: the Cupertino tech giant's lawsuit against OpenAI. "I'm like a mega Apple fanboy, and I was very sad about that," Altman told tech journalist Alex Heath during a recent interview. In July, Apple sued OpenAI, accusing the C
Arena AI CEO says enterprises don’t know which AI models to trust (opens the original)
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Companies are struggling to decide which AI models to use, Arena CEO Anastasios Angelopoulos said. Angelopoulos said enterprises have reasons to be skeptical of frontier labs and Chinese open models. Angelopoulos told Business Insider that it's "a really tricky situation." Companies don't know which side to choose in AI, the leader of one of the largest model evaluators said. "It's not only true that they're terrified of working with the frontier labs, but they're also terrified of working with
Microsoft tells employees not to use prediction markets if they have inside information (opens the original)
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Microsoft updated its insider trading policy to call out prediction markets. The tech giant says that employees who have confidential information can't use it for such trades. Companies are beginning to crack down on prediction markets. Microsoft wants its employees to know that it considers prediction markets to fall under its insider trading policy. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Microsoft included an updated copy of its "General Insider Trading Policy," which now men
The '2 pizza' days are over. Here's what everyone in business and tech is saying about team size. (opens the original)
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Silicon Valley is awash in talk about tiny teams. Many are citing AI explicitly when they talk about why they need smaller teams. The changes mean Jeff Bezos' famed "two pizza" may no longer hold true. Silicon Valley's next big idea is actually quite small. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos famously suggested that to maintain productive meetings, everyone present should be able to be fed with two pizzas. In the age of AI, teams across business and tech are shrinking. Some executives have said that's why
Former Intel CEO says the chipmaker went off the rails ‘when it started to be run by business people’ (opens the original)
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Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger called out his predecessors for their role in the chipmaker's decline. Gelsinger questioned why Intel was led by executives without a strong technical background. Intel's standing has rebounded over the last year after the US took a roughly 10% stake in the company. Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says he has a hunch when the chipmaker's downfall began. "I think one of the fundamental things is, and as you look at the great technology companies today, they're deeply
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