Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
Apple has sued OpenAI for alleged industrial espionage over its manufacturing know-how, just as OpenAI ships its first branded hardware.
Why it mattersAs AI companies push beyond the chat window into physical devices, they collide with a world where manufacturing secrets are guarded as fiercely as code.
Mathematician Tristan Buckmaster claims OpenAI used details from his unpublished Navier-Stokes research.
Why it mattersThe dispute over credit matters. It affects whether AI breakthroughs in pure math can be trusted.
Data centre developers say winning community approval is harder than securing capital or power.
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