Ed Ludlow
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Why Anthropic’s AI Edge Appeals to Long-Term Investors
According to the description, Peter Singlehurst of Baillie Gifford tells Bloomberg Tech's Ed Ludlow that Anthropic's technical expertise, innovation and efficient use of compute set it apart, and that its governance structure, which gives seven founders voting control, suits long-term investors.
Roblox Sees AI Content Surge as Daily Active Users Fall
According to the description, Roblox CEO David Baszucki tells Bloomberg Tech's Ed Ludlow that AI-fueled content on the platform has exploded in the last three months, while daily active users fell 9% and bookings dropped 12% last quarter after tougher child-safety measures were introduced.
Black October: why bugs discovered by OpenAI tech are creating a cyber emergency
Axios reports that flaws in PHP, which it says runs millions of websites, were found with help from OpenAI technology, and that patches released on Oct. 21 sent governments and companies offline briefly. In a Bloomberg Tech interview, OpenAI's Greg Brockman and Cloudflare's Matthew Prince describe the discovery and the attacks since.
NScale, Anthropic in Talks for $45B AI Computing Deal
According to the description, Bloomberg Tech reports that Anthropic is in talks with Nscale for a computing deal worth as much as $45 billion, for a second facility at the Monarch campus in West Virginia with 460 megawatts using Nvidia Vera Rubin chips.
Z.AI Founds Worked with Accused Chinese Spy Group
According to the description, Bloomberg's Kate O'Keeffe tells Ed Ludlow that four founders of Chinese AI company Z.AI worked on a study funded by a group accused of ties to Chinese spies, and explains the technology and national security concerns.
Data Center Backlash Becomes a Midterm Flashpoint
According to the description, Bloomberg Tech reports that worries about electricity costs, water use and local effects of AI data centers are entering the midterm debate. Cato Institute's Jennifer Huddleston argues data centers bring economic benefits and that the industry should explain them better.
Anthropic Urged to Pause IPO for AI Safety by NYC Comptroller
According to the description, Bloomberg Tech reports that New York City's comptroller, Mark Levine, wrote to Anthropic's chief executive Dario Amodei asking the company to pause its planned public offering until AI risks are addressed. CNBC's description adds that the letter also calls for federal AI regulation.
AI Anxiety Collides With the Midterms
According to Bloomberg Tech's description, Ed Ludlow reports on AI anxiety moving from Silicon Valley into politics ahead of the midterm elections. It says worries that began with jobs and AI spending now reach more powerful models, with some industry leaders urging stronger guardrails, and collide with Washington's push to keep America's AI lead.
Bender: AI’s ‘Existential’ Risk Is ‘Fake’
According to Bloomberg Tech's description, University of Washington professor Emily Bender argues the AI safety debate dwells on hypothetical existential threats and overlooks present harms: environmental costs, worker disruption, surveillance, misinformation and chatbot dependence. Bender also argues that AI systems reaching outside networks are the responsibility of deploying companies, not models going rogue.