I Let Google’s Personal Intelligence Access My Life—and It’s a Huge Help
The idea of an AI personal assistant might seem far-fetched, but the search giant’s new products make it much more accessible for non-nerds.
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Should You Use AI for Mental Health?
A producer for our new audio series, ‘The AI Therapist,’ shares what to know about the rise of mental-health AI services. Plus, boomers are smoking more pot and vacation can improve your health.
Privacy vs. Security: Readers Clash Over Flock License-Plate Cameras
A safety tool or a step toward a surveillance state? A Journal article on the spread of the AI-enabled technology stirred up debate.
Andreessen Horowitz Launches ‘Machine Age’ Fund to Tackle AI Supply Bottlenecks
The SpaceX and Anduril backer wants to expand its investments in chips, robots and other hardware.
AI Is Putting Pressure on the Corporate IT Budget
Also, Nvidia and AWS expand their partnership.
Blue-Collar Jobs Are the New Flashpoint in Data-Center Fight
Trade unions threaten to withhold support for politicians, joining the popular backlash against the construction.
South Korea’s ‘AI for All’ Push Gives Free Access to Every Citizen
The program seeks to connect more South Koreans to homegrown AI chatbots with the goal of advancing the country’s push for AI sovereignty.
Judge Rules Trump Administration Violated Anthropic’s First Amendment Rights
A federal judge has determined that the Trump administration’s actions labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk constituted “unlawful retaliation.”
Why the Drugmaker Behind a Pancreatic Cancer Breakthrough Stayed Independent
Revolution Medicines attracted takeover interest but decided to go it alone. This week’s FDA approval of its pancreatic cancer pill is the payoff.
Nvidia Insists It Can Keep Printing Money to Fund the AI Boom
The chip maker says its sales “flywheel” is more than robust enough to fund the financial support it gives frontier AI labs and data-center developers.