Tesla and SpaceX chief Elon Musk told a Washington, D.C. audience that artificial intelligence could eventually make work optional, likening future labor to a hobby like gardening. He suggested the shift might occur over a decade or two and envisioned many tasks being performed remotely, like playing a video game. While acknowledging the disruptive impact of automation on employment, Musk claimed that the technology could ultimately eliminate poverty. Critics note the boldness of his claim and question the lack of concrete plans to help workers transition. Leer más →

Meta disclosed a plan to invest $600 billion in U.S. infrastructure and jobs through 2028, with a major emphasis on building AI‑driven data centers. The company highlighted the role of data centers in advancing artificial intelligence and maintaining America's technological edge. Meta also cited its existing contributions, noting support for over 30,000 skilled‑trade jobs, 5,000 operational positions, and more than $20 billion flowing to U.S. subcontractors. The announcement underscores Meta’s commitment to expanding its AI capabilities while bolstering the domestic economy. Leer más →

OpenAI introduced a new benchmark called GDPval that pits its AI models against human experts across dozens of occupations. In the initial rollout, GPT-5‑high was judged better than or on par with professionals in about 40.6% of tasks, while Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.1 achieved roughly a 49% win rate. The test covered 44 roles spanning key sectors such as healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. OpenAI says the results show AI can start offloading routine work for many jobs, though it acknowledges the current scope is limited and plans to expand the benchmark’s coverage. Leer más →