The Next Labor Crisis May Be Too Few Workers. Could AI Help Pick Up the Slack?
New economic research might be pointing toward a shift in thinking about what AI means for the job market.
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Apple’s ‘Thermonuclear’ Response to the OpenAI Threat
Apple’s suit against OpenAI under Tim Cook echoes a familiar playbook, betting that litigation can delay a rival from upending the iPhone era.
Can a Prettier Data Center Curb the Community Backlash?
Architects plan data centers to resemble tech campuses or art museums, rather than bland boxes, in an effort to soothe local opposition.
Pricier iPhones Are Coming. What—and When—Should You Buy?
The ‘Do Not Buy’ season is upon us, but the global memory-chip crunch complicates our expectations around Apple’s fall hardware lineup.
Intel’s Insiders
Plus, a plan to protect Earth from solar storms, how to shop for iPhones this year, how AI advice is undermining eating-disorder therapy and more.
Can AI Make Better Drugs? Not on Wall Street’s Timeline
The technology has arrived in the drug lab. But should investors pay up for it?
The Hard-Line Activists Ramping Up for the War With AI
The resistance to artificial intelligence is growing—although one activist’s disappearance has the movement on edge.
How AI Advice Is Undermining Eating-Disorder Therapy
Even a chatbot trained on nutrition and fitness research that dispenses reasonable-sounding guidance can become a deadly influence.
Washington’s Bet on Intel Is Starting to Pay Off
Plus, Texas goes after Wall Street’s stock-exchange duopoly, and Apple alleges OpenAI stole trade secrets to develop competing devices.
Alex Karp Is Saying What Every Angry CEO Is Thinking About AI
Palantir’s CEO taps into Corporate America’s angst about the growing power of AI upstarts.