An AI researcher quit his job at Anthropic and spoke out about the technology, saying it "could kill us all" by 2030. This comes as a growing number of tech leaders issue warnings about AI. Noble Mobile CEO Andrew Yang joins Peter Alexander to share his own concerns.
President Trump holds an event with tech leaders at the White House
'I must lead by example'
The start-up said it would discontinue Sora just three months after signing a multiyear deal to bring Disney characters to the service.
Reckitt Catalyst entrepreneur-in-residence Serena Williams told founders at Axios House during SXSW on Friday that one of the toughest hurdles for early-stage entrepreneurs is learning how to sell themselves. Why it matters: The former tennis star says underinvested entrepreneurs — who are frequently people of color and women — are passionate, problem-solvers but they need mentors to help them with storytelling. What they're saying: "My mentor actually told me I needed to be a better storyteller," Williams told Axios' Sara Fischer, noting that advice changed her trajectory in business. - She said she's believed and invested in founders who ultimately couldn't raise money because they were poor storytellers. - "They had probably…
The statements come as tech workers have urged executives, who've been largely quiet, to speak out on the subject.
AI:OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has finally broken his silence following intense pressure from internal staff regarding immigration enforcement. In a message that signals the growing divide between Silicon Valley elites and national security imperatives, Altman characterized ICE operations as "going too far." This move highlights the blatant disconnect within the tech industry, where executives are increasingly prioritizing radical social agendas over the rule of law, much to the delight of the mainstream media's leftist echo chambers.Open