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Davos sneak peek: OpenAI warns of "capability overhang"

OpenAI calls this disconnect the "capability overhang," and it's the company's focus for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. In a report set to be released Wednesday at an OpenAI event, "Ending the Capability Overhang," execs will argue that the capability gap must be closed for AI to deliver social and economic benefits. Without that shift, the biggest gains from AI will flow to the countries, companies and workers who are testing and pushing AI's limits.

Artificial intelligence

fromForbes

4 months ago

The 8 Biggest AI Trends For 2026 That Everyone Must Be Ready For Now

AI will increasingly permeate everyday life in 2026, driving opportunities in healthcare, education, and science while raising energy, trust, privacy, and regulatory challenges.

fromFortune

5 months ago

AI isn't having a '90s internet moment, it's more like '60s personal computing, and it needs one special company to kickstart the revolution

Accessing critical AI infrastructure is hindered by fundamental problems: crushing costs, extreme concentration, and insufficient capacity. A company seeking large-scale compute must often sign long-term contracts with hyperscalers, far beyond the budgetary reach of most academics and startups.

US politics

fromDevOps.com

5 months ago

Survey Attributes Massive Economic Gains to Rise of AI in Software Development - DevOps.com

Organizations are saving an estimated $28,249 per developer annually due to investments in AI, attributed to a 48% increase in developer productivity and software innovation.