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After returning from a study abroad experience in Argentina, Lauren Jablon ’24 was keen to get involved in independent research to round out her undergraduate experience. Jablon, a Writing Center consultant and professional writing and rhetoric major, returned to campus in winter 2024; by the time she graduated at end of spring semester, she had…

Microsoft moved for summary judgment on September 4, 2026 in the consolidated copyright litigation brought by book authors and news publishers over the training of large language models, telling a federal court in Manhattan that an expert’s review of 8.2 million Copilot conversations found only 24 responses containing at least 30 words matching the authors’…

Amazon Web Services has detailed HyperPod InstantStart, an open-e managed capabilities of Amazon SageMaker HyperPod, in an AWS Machine Learning Blog post published September 4, 2026. The project pairs a web interface with an AI agent that plans and executes multi-stage cluster operations through Model Context Protocol tools

She spent more than two decades in national laboratories working on space exploration, energy and defense, followed by top leadership roles at state universities in Utah and Arizona driving significant growth in research funding. The longtime sci-fi fan embraces “future-casting” — a systems engineering approach to imagine and prepare for technological shifts a decade out.

Less than three months after emerging from stealth, XDOF, a startup that collects real-world teleoperation data for training general-purpose robots, is in late-stage talks to raise a Series B at a valuation of about $1.2 billion valuation led by 8VC, several people with knowledge of the deal said.

Cheap Chinese Models Threaten U.S. AI Dominance. So Why Is Nvidia’s CEO Defending Them?

Skill acquisition needs direction: Choose skills tied to real business problems, employer demand, and identifiable career paths.

Record order book, rising profits and lower debt strengthen KPIL’s growth visibility.

OpenAI has officially launched an initiative aimed at protecting essential government and public services from AI-assisted cyberattacks. As part of the initiative, the company plans to allocate $1 billion to a new program called Daybreak for Frontline Defenders, which will focus on strengthening cybersecurity and protecting critical services from emerging digital threats.

As artificial intelligence companies Anthropic and OpenAI prepare to go public, the question around Silicon Valley is which investors will win big