Jacob Kastrenakes

Semafor writes about a startup that’s training AI agents to be just as chaotic as human beings, then polling them to see who they’ll vote for:

Alright, maybe it’s unreasonable for me to be upset that a Super 8 camera doesn’t have the latest and greatest USB connector. Either way: it’s very cool that a new Super 8 camera just came out.

Earlier today, we issued a story with the headline “Are Copilot Plus PCs really the Windows alternative to Chromebooks?” We’ve removed the story as it did not meet our editorial standards.

Kennedy said he was worried he would become “a spoiler” and throw the race to Vice President Kamala Harris.

NPR spoke to the guy who owned HarrisWalz.com until yesterday. He’s made a habit of buying up political domains and sitting on them for years, waiting for a payoff:

The former president continues down the young male conservative influencer circuit, lining up a conversation with the reported megadonor and CEO of Tesla. No details yet beyond it happening “Monday night,” but the bar for a Musk political interview is low.

At 4:30PM ET, Nvidia’s CEO will sit down with Wired’s Lauren Goode to talk generative AI. Then at 6PM ET, Huang is scheduled to chat with Mark Zuckerberg — also about AI. You can watch both conversations on YouTube.