
The Right to Own an Idle Supercomputer
Owning powerful AI hardware feels like independence. But shared cloud resources can make more sense when expensive memory spends most of its life waiting for us.
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Owning powerful AI hardware feels like independence. But shared cloud resources can make more sense when expensive memory spends most of its life waiting for us.

AI tools need not threaten mathematicians or programmers. Two papers invite a calmer response: welcome greater capability, check the claims, and stay curious.

AI software clones raise copyright questions. But the bigger disruption may be tools built on demand—or simply getting the job done without an application.