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Read the number carefully. Google CEO Sundar Pichai disclosed at Google Cloud Next last week that three-quarters of all new code written at Google is now generated by AI and subsequently reviewed by human engineers. But the trajectory is arguably more interesting than the number: 25% in October 2024,
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Read the joint statement from OpenAI and Microsoft carefully enough, and it starts to sound like two people announcing a divorce while insisting they are closer than ever. The amended partnership agreement released this morning ends Microsoft's exclusive right to distribute OpenAI's models, opens the door
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On April 24, one day after the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy published a memo accusing Chinese entities of running "deliberate, industrial-scale campaigns" to distill American frontier AI models, DeepSeek released preview versions of V4 on Huawei Ascend hardware. The juxtaposition was pointed enough
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Infrastructure at its limits, AI cost structures crystallizing, and strategic partnerships among giants. All this, and more, in today's Daily Signal.
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Why Algorithm Times exists (and why now) There's no shortage of AI news. There is a shortage of AI understanding. The technology industry has watched several cycles of genuine breakthrough get buried under the noise that accompanies them: the hype, the counter-hype, the breathless coverage, and the