Schmidt and Co-Authors Advocate Cyber Sabotage to Deter Rival AI Projects

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his co-authors are advocating for a radical new approach to AI governance: nations should develop capabilities to sabotage rival countries' advanced AI systems to prevent any single power from achieving dominance. This cyber deterrence strategy, which they've dubbed "Mutual Assured

Emerging Tech Divide: Computer Science Students Dominate AI Tool Usage While Other Disciplines Fall Behind

Computer Science students are embracing AI tools at dramatically higher rates than their peers, accounting for nearly 39% of educational AI interactions despite representing just 5.4% of all U.S. bachelor's degrees awarded. This significant disparity signals an emerging knowledge and skills gap that could have lasting

Students Outsourcing Higher-Order Thinking to AI, Inverting Traditional Learning Pyramid

AI systems are primarily completing higher-order cognitive functions for university students rather than basic tasks, with Creating (39.8%) and Analyzing (30.2%) being the most common operations delegated to AI assistants like Claude, according to a groundbreaking new research report. This concerning trend effectively inverts the traditional learning pyramid

Claude's Evolution Accelerating: New Models Arriving Faster Than Hardware Cycles

"I think that we should expect a new generation of Claude models in not too long, certainly the next six months or so," said Anthropic's co-founder and chief scientist Jared Kaplan in a recent interview, indicating a significant acceleration in the company's model iteration

Market Downturn Shifts Corporate AI Focus to Immediate Profit Impact, Says Industry Analyst

"If they don't see return this year, why would they go after it?" asks AI strategist Nate B Jones, describing how the recent stock market turbulence has dramatically altered the trajectory of corporate AI adoption. "This was supposed to be the year of AI agents,

The End of Coding as We Know It: Wolfram's Vision for Education in the AI Age

Computational pioneer Stephen Wolfram believes the fundamental problem with modern education is teaching students to mechanically solve problems rather than identifying which problems are worth solving in the first place. In an exclusive interview, the celebrated polymath outlined his vision for educational reform in the AI age, where computational thinking

AI Intelligence and Distribution Gap 'Never Been Greater,' Warns Tech Strategist

"The gap between AI intelligence and AI distribution has never been greater and it's getting bigger all the time," warns Nate B Jones, describing a growing crisis in artificial intelligence adoption that threatens to bottleneck innovation across industries. This widening dislocation—where model capabilities race ahead

Microsoft CEO Wants To Ask Newton About AI's Fundamental Nature

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella would invite Sir Isaac Newton to explore whether reasoning itself can scale through computation, revealing a philosophical foundation to Microsoft's artificial intelligence strategy that transcends mere technological advancement. End of Miles reports the revelation came during a rare joint appearance with Microsoft founders Bill

"They're Not Very Far Behind": Anthropic Scientist's Surprising Assessment of Chinese AI

"If anything I expected it probably sooner than 2030, probably more like in the next two to three years," stated Anthropic co-founder and chief scientist Jared Kaplan, discussing the accelerated timeline to human-level artificial intelligence. But equally revealing was his candid assessment of Chinese AI competitors: companies like

The real AI threat: Kaplan says it's the ecosystem, not a singleton

"The ecosystem itself could have a lot of problems," warns Jared Kaplan, co-founder and chief scientist at Anthropic, discussing how emergent behaviors from interacting AI systems may pose greater risks than any single superintelligent entity. End of Miles reports that this perspective represents a significant shift from traditional

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Defends AI Wrapper Startups, Citing Early Skepticism About His Own Company

"I think if I were 20 in Y Combinator right now and someone was calling my company a GPT wrapper, I'd be like 'Ah, I must be in a promising direction,'" declared OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, defending a new generation of AI startups facing

"I Was Wrong About AI" — OpenAI's Sam Altman Reveals Surprising Reality Check

"I somehow thought it was going to be a bigger change to society than it's turned out to be," admits OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, revealing a counterintuitive insight that contradicts years of AI hype and alarmism. "I had this sort of sci-fi vision of what