OpenAI is making the default ChatGPT more accurate and more personal — changes that could increase people's reliance on it, while also increasing its access to their lives.
Why it matters: Even subtle changes to a chatbot's tone, accuracy or memory can trigger backlash.
In-Q-Tel is refashioning its investment strategy to focus on a smaller number of big bets in key areas like autonomy, contested logistics and critical infrastructure, CEO Steve Bowsher told Axios.
The big picture: The venture capital firm, birthed from the CIA, helped elevate Anduril Industries and Palantir Technologies, among the splashiest companies in today's defense-tech frenzy.
Its hundreds of other investments include drone-maker Neros, cyber specialist Twenty and remote-sensing company ICEYE.
The biggest tech companies are set to spend $1 trillion on AI by next year, according to multiple banks, a bill so big that it's propping up both the stock market and economy.
Why it matters: Our financial system is now load-bearing on AI spending that may never pay off, and most investors can't even see what the full tab is.