Silicon Valley’s AI industry is pushing workers to their limits with a grueling schedule called “996.” This means working from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week. It’s a brutal routine that originated in China and has now made its way into the competitive world of AI startups in the U.S. The 996
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Elon Musk is known for having a large family, with at least 14 children and possibly more kept private. He often talks about how the world’s birthrate is falling, which makes his latest moves seem a bit confusing. Recently, his company xAI has been launching AI “companions” that seem designed to appeal to people’s personal
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Artificial intelligence is advancing so quickly that it’s starting to pose serious risks, especially when it comes to identity theft and scams. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, recently warned that a new wave of fraud is on the horizon—one where almost anyone could use AI to perfectly imitate someone’s voice and face. This could
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Netflix is diving into artificial intelligence to help create its shows. For the first time, the streaming giant has used generative AI in one of its original scripted series, showing how AI might change the way TV is made. The company says this technology can make production faster, cheaper, and even boost the quality of
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Artificial intelligence is starting to change how historians study the past. One new AI tool, called Aeneas, is helping researchers understand ancient texts much faster and more accurately. Unlike traditional methods that can take years, Aeneas can analyze old inscriptions and pinpoint dates and details with impressive precision. What is Aeneas and How Does It
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