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Natalie Musumeci

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  1. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Natalie Musumeci

    'This place is crazy': Ex-Apple engineer's texts highlight OpenAI's AI-centric workplace (opens the original)

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    A former Apple engineer said OpenAI uses AI "all over the place" in newly released texts. OpenAI released the messages as part of its defense against Apple's trade secrets lawsuit. Apple has accused OpenAI and former employees of stealing Apple's confidential information. One notable detail to emerge from the brewing legal battle between Apple and OpenAI isn't about trade secrets at all — it's about workplace culture and internal AI use. In a series of iMessages released Tuesday as part of OpenA

  2. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · nmusumeci@businessinsider.com (Natalie Musumeci)

    Elon Musk is looking for trades workers to build AI data centers — and his famous 3-bullet-point requirement applies (opens the original)

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    SpaceX is hiring talent "to build & operate the most powerful AI supercomputer clusters on & off Earth," Elon Musk said in an X post.

  3. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · Natalie Musumeci

    Kevin O'Leary pushes back on AI data center water fears: 'Like a golf course' (opens the original)

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    Kevin O'Leary argued that concerns about AI data centers' water use are overblown. The "Shark Tank" investor likened modern data centers' water use to that of golf courses. "Any new data center now is like a golf course," O'Leary said during an appearance on a radio show. Kevin O'Leary is pushing back against a common concern in the AI data center boom: that the sprawling facilities consume too much water and put pressure on those local systems. During a recent appearance on Glenn Beck's radio s

  4. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Natalie Musumeci

    A new Kentucky AI data center will power Anthropic as part of a 20-year deal (opens the original)

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    Anthropic signed a 20-year lease with Terawulf for a new AI data center in Hawesville, Kentucky. The lease is expected to generate about $19 billion of contracted revenue over the initial term. The data center will have enough power capacity to support about 400 megawatts, Terawulf said. Kentucky is set to become home to a massive new artificial intelligence data center that will power Anthropic's AI models under a deal expected to generate nearly $20 billion in revenue. TeraWulf, a Bitcoin mini

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