When Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addresses the company’s earnings call Wednesday, he’ll have the world’s attention. What he says about Nvidia’s present will preview the future of AI.
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- Nvidia is planning to use a $6 billion deal it struck this week to build one of the world’s most powerful open-weight AI models, to compete with Chinese heavyweights like DeepSeek, according to people familiar with the matter
- Rare- and used-book sellers are enjoying booming sales but fretting over whether irreplaceable books are being destroyed to train artificial-intelligence models
- Seductive. Intoxicating. All-consuming. These aren’t descriptions of romantic love—they’re how startup founders talk about managing AI agents.
- Engineers and investors are piling into world models, aka “large action models,” to do for robotics what ChatGPT did for writing and coding, writes Christopher @mims.
