OpenAI revenue falls short, models play hopscotch and Trump cracks down on tech green cards
I’m not going to call the bursting of artificial intelligence bubble yet, not with all that money still pouring into every hardware and software company with AI in their pitch decks. But we got a little taste this week. OpenAI told investors this week that it actually had $18 billion less revenue than the $68 […] The post OpenAI revenue falls short, models play hopscotch and Trump cracks down on…
OpenAI and Anthropic are hiring former Trump administration officials for senior roles. According to Quartz, at least five former officials have been brought on by the two AI companies this year. This hiring trend is part of a larger shift in the AI industry, where companies are increasingly looking to recruit people with political experience.
The move comes as frontier AI technology is viewed as a national security issue. CNBC Technology and CNBC both reported that AI labs are seeking individuals with political experience, reflecting the growing importance of AI in national security.
The hiring of former Trump officials by OpenAI and Anthropic is part of a broader effort by tech companies to shape federal policy governing AI, particularly in the healthcare sector. CBS News reported on a private meeting between tech companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, and federal health officials to discuss AI-powered health apps and how they access patients' sensitive medical information.
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