One of the hottest (literally) events at Nvidia’s big conference this year was the “Claw Bar.”

Humans are struggling to keep up with the tens of thousands of new scientific research papers submitted each year, and one startup says we should quit while we’re behind.

CEO Jensen Huang said the company has taken purchase orders from Chinese companies.

The figure exceeds Nvidia’s previous projection of $500 billion revenue from its Blackwell and Vera Rubin systems.

Companies are leaning on AI firms to teach them how to integrate the technology into their own businesses.

When spreadsheet software was invented, it didn’t eliminate accountants — their job, it turned out, was more than crunching numbers.

Tech companies’ capex problem is driving research and investment in new kinds of chips that aim to lower the cost and energy needs of data processing.

Economists and AI experts can look back to the invention of the telephone for an example of how rapid technological change can impact the labor market.

Tech companies announced new security and scam-prevention tools, in their ongoing efforts to clean up the AI slop and security risks they helped create.

Companies are now writing ad copy for bots, not people, and those bots are telling consumers what products to buy.

Support for AI guardrails is one of the most bipartisan issues in the US, according to a new survey shared exclusively with Semafor.

Altman’s worldview hinges on the belief that “a democratically elected government” usurps “unelected private companies.”