Silicon Valley Engineers Are Smoking Again Because They Believe AI Will Cure Cancer
Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar claims some AI researchers have started smoking cigarettes as a bizarre social signal that machine learning will soon cure cancer.
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Stevens Institute Women's Soccer Defeats Lebanon Valley 4-0
The Stevens Institute of Technology women's soccer squad secured a decisive 4-0 victory over Lebanon Valley College with a dominant offensive performance.
Why Young Technologists Are Trading Silicon Valley Optimism for Caution
Campus newspapers and student essays reveal a sharp shift in how the next generation views artificial intelligence, moving away from utopian promises toward pragmatic skepticism.
Ohio Valley Enterprises Demonstrate Advanced Manufacturing Tech
Local businesses gathered in the Ohio Valley to highlight cutting-edge automation, software solutions, and regional hardware advancements.
Bloom Energy Expands Silicon Valley Plant to Meet AI Power Demands
Bloom Energy has scaled up its manufacturing footprint in Silicon Valley to address surging demands for reliable power solutions driven by power-hungry data centers.
Silicon Valley's High-Fliers Confront New Economic Headwinds
Even tech's most celebrated companies and entrepreneurs, once seemingly invulnerable, are now grappling with a profound sense of anxiety as the economic landscape shifts dramatically. They face a toug...
AI Monitoring at East Valley Tech Institute Draws Public Scrutiny
A burgeoning debate over privacy and algorithmic bias is unfolding at the East Valley Institute of Technology, where a new AI-powered student monitoring system has sparked significant controversy. Pub...
Tech giants pour millions into White House ballroom nonprofit
Newly leaked documents reveal that major technology, crypto, and defense companies have donated tens of millions of dollars to a nonprofit funding a massive White House ballroom project.
Ex-OpenAI Engineer Accused of Sabotage Also Advised Saudi Officials
A former OpenAI software engineer facing federal charges for allegedly planting malicious code has emerged as an advisor to Saudi Arabian technology initiatives.
OpenAI Insider Arrested After Hidden Recording Device Found in Office
Federal authorities have arrested a former Silicon Valley engineer accused of planting a hidden recording device in an OpenAI conference room.
