But I can’t help feeling that AI is, nonetheless, killing some of the magic of life. Some people — certain interested parties ...

OpenAI has launched a web browser as it seeks to compete with Big Tech groups such as Google and its biggest investor ...

Indeed, calculations by the FT suggests that ten lossmaking AI start-ups — such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Elon Musk’s xAI — ...

Jonathan Gray says private capital group has put risks from the technology ‘top of our list’ when evaluating deals ...

The above chart uses price data collected by RBC Capital Markets. Sure enough, it shows average GPU pricing has been weak.

Projections by McKinsey suggest global investment in data centres will need to reach $6.7tn by 2030 to keep pace with the demand for computing power. “The under-investment in infrastructure we’ve seen ...

Backed by investors that include venture capital firm Sequoia and AI company OpenAI, Harvey supplies more than 500 law firms ...

A strange twist is playing out in global markets. Gold is partying like it’s 1979, and stocks are partying like it’s 1999.

The editorial comment “The transformative potential of AI in healthcare” (The FT View, October 11) correctly identifies major ...

Since then, the number of web searches worldwide for “AI bubble” has fallen to 15 percent of that level. “AI boom” reached ...

Heads China wins, tails US society loses. Some bet.

Simple measures would aid the AI industry in building confidence and countering the talk of bubbles.