Grant Harvey

Satya Nadella faces tough questions from Dwarkesh and Dylan Patel in a rare deep-dive interview on Microsoft’s AI strategy, data centers, and agents.

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon and Stanford compared AI agents to human workers, revealing key trade-offs in speed, cost, and quality.

AI agents aren’t replacing freelancers anytime soon. Scale AI’s benchmark shows they complete just 2–3% of real tasks—revealing limits of automation hype.

OpenAI outlines its roadmap to build an autonomous AI researcher by 2028, capable of running experiments, analyzing data, and driving real discoveries.

Analyst Julien Garran calls AI the biggest bubble in history, 17x worse than dot-com. Here’s why he believes it’s unsustainable and what happens if he’s wrong.

Stanford scientists used AI to design viruses that kill bacteria like E. coli, offering a new weapon against antibiotic-resistant infections.

Figure AI’s new humanoid robot, Figure 03, is designed for mass production, powered by AI, and capable of folding laundry, loading dishes, and learning from video.

Hackers can backdoor massive AI models with just 250 poisoned documents, Anthropic researchers reveal — exposing how vulnerable even the largest language models are to data poisoning attacks.

Former OpenAI and DeepMind researchers raised $300M to build AI-powered robotic labs, tackling real-world physics and chemistry beyond internet data.

Anthropic just dropped a guide on “effective context engineering,” and the headline point is this: “Stop cramming everything into your AI prompts.” It is an excellent guide for those who want to build their own agents. The big idea Context (i.e., what you share with the AI) is like your AI’s working memory, and it […]

During a recent Neuron podcast, Illia Polosukhin, co-creator of transformers, says AI is broken and then reveals his blockchain-powered fix.

Waymo’s 56M+ rider-only miles show 85% fewer serious injuries than humans. Robotaxis scale fast, rivals emerge, and regulation scrambles to catch up.