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Some of tech’s leading fashionistas.Screenshot: X, Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesSilicon Valley is not well known for its fashion scene. New York and Los Angeles have their own unique trends and styles—you can dress like a New Yorker or an Angelino. But how do you dress like you’re in Silicon Valley?The answer: it’s complicated, literally. Silicon Valley’s most successful tech bros have become known for an odd mix of clothing items. It’s not uncommon to see a tech CEO wearing a jacket worth thousands with a $60 pair…

Microsoft recently announced the…

Camilla Hodgson / Financial Times: After its early OpenAI bet, Microsoft hiring Mustafa Suleyman and Inflection's staff continues a strategy of developing close ties with leading AI practitioners — Satya Nadella's hiring of Mustafa Suleyman continues strategy of developing close ties with fledging artificial intelligence companies Camilla Hodgson / Financial Times: After its early OpenAI bet, Microsoft hiring Mustafa Suleyman and Inflection's staff continues a strategy of developing close ties…

Microsoft announced Monday that it has hired Mustafa Suleyman, currently CEO of personal AI company, Inflection AI, to be its CEO of new consumer AI division, Microsoft AI. Suleyman will be leading all consumer AI products and research for Microsoft’s series of Copilot AI assistants, as well as for the Bing search engine and the Edge browser. Here’s what to know about Suleyman:1. He’s been a quiet pioneer in AISuleyman cofounded DeepMind (now owned by Alphabet and part of Google) with his friend Demis Hassabis back in…

Policymakers and regulators across the world must think of regulating artificial intelligence (AI) in the next 5-10 years to prevent misuse of such tools in affecting nation states by politicizing the spread of information, said Mustafa Suleyman, cofounder, Inflection AI and DeepMind.“I think the negative consequences here are likely to arise simply because so many people with different organisational interests, different religious and political values will not only affect information but also the real world in practice.…

But there’s now a problem: the Turing test has almost been passed—it arguably already has been. The latest generation of large language models, systems that generate text with a coherence that just a few years ago would have seemed magical, are on the cusp of acing it.  So where does that leave AI? And more important, where does it leave us? The truth is, I think we’re in a moment of genuine confusion (or, perhaps more charitably, debate) about what’s really happening. Even as the Turing test falls, it doesn’t leave…