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WSJ Tech Live: Executives, Investors and Artists Debate AI’s Potential
At WSJ’s Tech Live, actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt said that while he thinks humans will still make great art, he worries that AI will inundate people with ‘mind-numbing’ content. Photo ...
A Robot That Can Fold Laundry—and Much More
Peggy Johnson of Agility Robotics on the present—and future—of humanoid robots ...
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WSJ’s Tech Live: Reid Hoffman Calls Out Elon Musk; Amazon Supports Nuclear Renaissance
When asked by WSJ’s Emily Glazer at Tech Live about technology’s role in the 2024 presidential election, the Greylock Partner discusses his concerns about the potential for Musk’s social ...
A Venture Capitalist on Where the AI Opportunities Are for Investors
Andreesen partner Martin Casado says there are three uses of artificial intelligence that are working for companies now.
Inside Amazon’s AI Strategy
Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services, says the company didn’t get off to a slow start with generative AI. It was just more deliberate.
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No Reason to Pause Rate Cuts, Fed's Daly Tells WSJ Tech Live
(Nikki Ritcher for WSJ) The Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live kicked off Monday, with San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly signaling continued interest-rate cuts. Economic growth and ...
A Close-Up Look at the Present—and Future—of Humanoid Robots
Peggy Johnson of Agility Robotics gives a demo of the company’s Digit—a robot that can, among other things, sort laundry.