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From Elon Musk to Reid Hoffman, where Silicon Valley is spending its millions in political donations, charted

From Elon Musk to Reid Hoffman, here’s how much Big Tech’s billionaires and multimillionaires have given to Republicans and Democrats in the 2024 U.S. presidential election cycle.

The biggest problem with AI is us

The biggest problem with AI is us

AI has plenty of technical shortcomings that we may be able to fix over time. But as we're learning, AI is also a reflection of the society that creates it—and that's a much harder fix.

Apple’s tough start to 2024: Brief hangover or sign of decline?

Apple’s tough start to 2024: Brief hangover or sign of decline?

The iPhone maker's stock has taken a drubbing in the first day-and-a-half of trading this year, but there are some bright spots on the horizon.

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An army of 100 million bots and deepfakes—buckle up for AI's crash landing in the 2024 election

With generative AI tools it's easier than ever to spread misinformation. And with a presidential election around the corner, a growing number of people are sounding the alarm.

Are we really ready to dump our smartphones?

Humane's new Ai Pin product is a marvel of technology that hopes to liberate consumers from our screen addiction. It's a laudable idea, but habits are to break.

AI moves fast. Let's hope it doesn't break things

AI is evolving and spreading faster than anyone could have predicted. Whether you're a company, an investor, or policymaker, that's a major challenge.

ChatGPT: What you need to know about AI’s hottest chatbot

Fortune’s Alexei Oreskovic on how it works and how to get started.

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Autonomous cars are free to roll in San Francisco. The first weekend was a doozy

Autonomous cars are free to roll in San Francisco. The first weekend was a doozy

Reports of stalled cars near the Outside Lands music festival, and in other parts of the city, provided an I-told-you-so moment for critics of a new resolution allowing robotaxis to ply the streets of San Francisco.

Who won the A.I. buzzword contest this earnings season?

Who won the A.I. buzzword contest this earnings season?

The language of Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft executives says a lot about their priorities.

A tech editor, a VC, and a founder go bobsledding: Welcome to Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech

A tech editor, a VC, and a founder go bobsledding: Welcome to Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech

Other (more serious) highlights of the conference included the ethics of A.I. and geopolitics.

A founder, a VC and a tech reporter got in a bobsled

A founder, a VC and a tech reporter got in a bobsled

Buckle up for a dizzying spectacle of speed, risk, and folly.

Apple and Nvidia will tell a different side of the tech earnings story

Apple and Nvidia will tell a different side of the tech earnings story

Apple is preparing for its next big product release, while Nvidia is carrying all the hopes and hype of A.I. on its back.

Why does Elon Musk want you to game Twitter's algorithm?

Why does Elon Musk want you to game Twitter's algorithm?

The CEO's motives in opening up Twitter's secret code for ranking tweets are unclear, but you probably can expect some turbulence.

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