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LONDON, Sept. 17, 2026 – Over 200 founders, operators, and investors gathered at Google’s London headquarters last night for the inaugural AI Workforce Summit, signaling a major transition in enterprise tech: businesses are moving past buying software tools and beginning to hire autonomous AI workers. Hosted by Google’s Emma Osman, the evening featured a panel … Read more
I uploaded 2 of my experience profiles to an advanced AI model and wrote the prompt as below: “Act as an expert recruiter in the field of AI in the UK, EU and the USA with perfect knowledge of ATS or automated CV screening software. I have attached 2 of my CV profiles … part … Read more
As of 2026, no OpenAI investor has lost money overall. The company loses money, but the investors’ stakes have grown enormously in value. With one interesting exception, and one accounting twist, both below. The 2015 originals were donors, not investors OpenAI began as a charity. The founding backers, Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, Reid … Read more
Yes, on three fronts, though none is a magic wand yet. First, cooling without losing water. Newer data centres are switching to closed loop liquid cooling, where the same water circulates through pipes to the chips and back again, like the radiator in a car, instead of evaporating away. Microsoft’s latest designs use this to … Read more
UK vs India: Two Power Grids Meet the AI Boom, With Opposite Problems Every AI answer needs a data centre, and every data centre needs a power grid. Compare the United Kingdom and India and you see the two opposite ways a country’s grid can meet the AI boom: one has demand queued up for … Read more
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, earns billions and loses bigger billions at the same time. Both are true. Here is the maths, in plain words. Money in 2023: about 1 to 2 billion dollars. 2024: 3.7 billion. 2025: 13.1 billion. 2026: about 30 billion expected. 2027: about 62 billion planned. Where it comes from: over … Read more
What exactly is a computing bill? OpenAI does not own most of its computers. It rents them by the hour from Microsoft, Oracle and Amazon, the way you hire a taxi instead of buying a car. The rental price rolls everything into one: the NVIDIA chips, the building, the electricity, the cooling. That rent is … Read more
The Secret Journey of Your AI Question: From Phone to Power Grid and Back Ask an AI chatbot a question and the answer lands in two or three seconds. In those seconds, your words take a round trip most people never think about. Here is the whole journey, second by second. Second 0: You … Read more
What “training” means An AI model like GPT-3 is not born knowing anything. Before it can chat with anyone, it must be trained: computers read enormous amounts of text from books and the internet, over and over, for weeks or months without stopping, adjusting billions of internal settings until the model learns language. Think of … Read more