Tag: AI

For the past 30 years, surviving as an internet business meant getting people to click on your website. But AI is now making that thousands of times harder, says Matthew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare, one of the world’s largest internet networks. He makes the provocative case for a different deal — whereby tech companies actually pay people for creating content that feeds their AI models. (Recorded at TED2026 on April 16, 2026)

Anyone can build an app now. The App Store is flooded with AI-generated apps. So what actually makes one succeed?

Center for Industrial Progress founder and CEO Alex Epstein analyzes calls from progressives to ban artificial superintelligence on ‘The Bottom Line.’

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman joins ‘The Claman Countdown’ to discuss the rollout of its GPT-6 Astra model.

Countless AI slop channels are relentlessly copying our work. So one day we decided: enough is enough. We went undercover to investigate who’s behind them and what this flood of AI slop means for the future of educational content on YouTube. Many thanks to Dr. Akhil Bhardwaj, neo, Memeable Data and The Present Past for their valuable insights.

The AI boom has created trillions of dollars in market value, but underneath it sits a web of debt, expensive GPUs, concentrated stock indexes, and companies betting that future AI revenue will eventually justify everything being spent today.

This video follows what could happen day by day if that bet suddenly fails. It starts with a missed payment at a heavily leveraged AI infrastructure company like CoreWeave. Lenders seize NVIDIA GPUs used as collateral, secondhand chip prices collapse, and investors begin questioning whether billions of dollars in AI debt can ever be repaid. Within days, NVIDIA and other major tech stocks begin falling, dragging the heavily concentrated S&P 500 down with them. Retirement accounts shrink, AI startups lose funding, layoffs spread through the tech industry, and the shock eventually reaches ordinary businesses that never invested in AI at all.

Artificial intelligence itself wouldn’t disappear. The internet survived the dot-com crash, and AI could survive its own bubble bursting too. But before the next generation gets built, millions of ordinary investors and workers could end up paying for the excesses of this one.

The Trigger is our newest AI short film, built entirely on Cinema Studio 4 — and the whole production is open. Every prompt and every asset behind the film is public, so you can study exactly how the action and fight choreography were built and recreate any shot yourself. It’s our entry for the $1,000,000 Higgsfield Global Film Festival, live now.

ElevenLabs started as a weekend project. They now have hundreds of thousands of users and crossed $330M ARR in 2025. We sat down with their team to understand how they’re building the next fundamental computer interface: voice. This is the ElevenLabs story.

DaVinci Resolve 21.1 features more than 100 new tools and controls, allowing for more intuitive editing and color grading. There’s expanded support for stills formats on the new photo page, as well as greater support for camera color spaces and color management solutions. And new AI integration lets you seamlessly connect to AI assistants, such as Claude and ChatGPT, to help you manage and review your projects and media more efficiently.

ChatGPT broke photo editing. One prompt, no Photoshop, no skills — and most people have no idea it can do this.

I ran 10 real editing challenges through ChatGPT, Gemini (Nano Banana) and Canva: removing people, swapping backgrounds, restoring old photos, faking shallow depth of field, upscaling, watermarks and more. You’ll see exactly which tool wins each task — and the one thing none of them can do yet.