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AMD shares explode on booming data center business

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AMD shares explode on booming data center business

Advanced Micro Devices shares soared 20% premarket on Wednesday following Tuesday's blowout earnings report. Fueled by a 57% increase in its data center business, the chipmaker nearly doubled its net income from last year, while revenue climbed 38% to $10.25 billion. The demands of artificial intelligence continue to buoy the entire sector, and AMD CEO Lisa Su called data centers the "primary driver of our revenue and earnings growth." The company anticipates $11.2 billion in revenue for the next quarter, with its Helios rack-scale systems due later this year.

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AMD Delivers Strong Quarter as Focus Shifts to AI Systems Q1 earnings highlight growth, but attention turns to future AI infrastructure AMD reported an impressive first quarter, exceeding expectations on both revenue and earnings. The company posted $10.25...

Soldier at a command center using an AI assistant chatbot to summarize intelligence reports, with the headline “Military AI Chatbots” and “From Experiment to Infrastructure.”

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Military AI Chatbots Are Moving From Experiment to Infrastructure

AI chatbots are no longer just productivity tools for office workers. Defense agencies are beginning to test and deploy commercial AI systems inside classified environments, raising new questions about speed, oversight, human judgment, and how much decision-making should be delegated to machines.

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AI chatbots are starting to move into places where mistakes carry much higher stakes than a bad email draft or a broken spreadsheet formula. Defense agencies are increasingly looking at commercial AI systems as tools for classified work, military planning...

Infographic about Sam Altman’s view on AI and jobs, showing that some roles may disappear, new ones may emerge, and future work will depend more on judgment, expertise, accountability, systems thinking, and human trust.

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Sam Altman Says AI Will Kill Some Jobs, But Not Work Itself

Sam Altman says many current jobs will disappear as AI advances, but he does not believe the future is jobless. His view is that AI will force a major labor transition, where old roles fade, new kinds of work emerge, and the most valuable skills shift toward judgment, adaptability, and human direction.

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Sam Altman is not pretending AI will leave the labor market untouched. His view is more blunt than that: many current jobs will disappear. But he also does not buy the idea that AI automatically leads to a world without work. That distinction matters. The...

OpenAI discussed splitting some businesses ahead of IPO

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OpenAI discussed splitting some businesses ahead of IPO

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman late last year debated a corporate restructuring that would've spun out the company's robotics and consumer hardware divisions, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing anonymous sources. The goal had been to streamline operations and focus on the artificial intelligence giant's core business, but the company decided against it because even as separate entities operating more independently, the divisions would've remained on OpenAI's balance sheet. With questions remaining over a looming IPO, OpenAI could still consider an Alphabet-like structure that separates its AI business from its so-called "side quests."

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OpenAI reportedly explored spinning off its robotics and consumer hardware divisions ahead of a potential IPO—but ultimately decided against it. At first glance, the rationale for a split is clear: give capital-intensive, longer-horizon businesses like...

Infographic showing software engineer job postings rising 18% after a May 2025 inflection point while overall job postings fall 4%, challenging fears that AI is reducing software engineering demand.

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AI Hasn’t Killed Software Engineering Demand - Job Postings Are Rising

New analysis from Citadel Securities challenges the idea that AI is wiping out software engineering jobs. Instead, software engineer postings have reportedly risen sharply since a May 2025 hiring inflection point, even as overall job postings remain weaker.

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AI has fueled years of predictions that software engineers would be among the first major white-collar workers displaced by automation. But recent labor-market data points to a more complicated story. A new analysis from Citadel Securities argues that demand...

CoreWeave executives sell over $1B in stock amid AI boom

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CoreWeave executives sell over $1B in stock amid AI boom

CoreWeave is one of the most successful among a crop of firms delivering the infrastructure for AI. Its top execs have quietly sold off shares.

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Executives at AI infrastructure firm CoreWeave, including CEO Michael Intrator, have sold off more than $1 billion in stock since the start of the year, Business Insider reports, raising questions about their long-term commitment despite impressive revenue...

Person wearing a head-mounted camera and EMS electrodes on their hand, demonstrating a wearable AI prototype that uses voice commands, Claude API, Arduino hardware, and muscle stimulation to move fingers.

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MIT Hackathon Team Builds Wearable AI That Can Move a User’s Hand

A team at MIT Hard Mode 2026 built Human Operator, a wearable AI prototype that uses a camera, voice input, Claude, Arduino hardware, and electrical muscle stimulation to briefly move a user’s fingers and wrist. The project shows how AI systems are beginning to move beyond screens and into physical human-computer interaction.

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A team at MIT Hard Mode 2026 built a wearable AI prototype that can briefly move a user’s hand and wrist using electrical muscle stimulation. The project, called Human Operator, combines a head-mounted camera, voice input, Anthropic’s Claude API, Arduino...