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Everyone braced for AI to wipe out jobs. The companies betting biggest on it are doing the opposite.A new study from Ram...
07/17/2026

Everyone braced for AI to wipe out jobs. The companies betting biggest on it are doing the opposite.

A new study from Ramp and Revelio Labs looked at AI spending and hiring across more than 21,000 U.S. companies. The heaviest adopters didn’t cut to save money. They grew headcount 10% over two years, and entry-level hiring jumped 12%.

Swipe through, then read the full analysis at The Deep View.

More than ever, people are turning to AI for emotional support. A study from the Oxford Internet Institute found that a ...
07/16/2026

More than ever, people are turning to AI for emotional support. A study from the Oxford Internet Institute found that a third of AI users turn to chatbots for emotional problem solving and decision-making. However, with these models’ tendency to lean into sycophancy and flattery, using them in this way could create dangerous echo chambers for users.

Read more on The Deep View.

Google’s AI Overviews are changing how we find information, but they also expose a deeper challenge that goes far beyond...
07/16/2026

Google’s AI Overviews are changing how we find information, but they also expose a deeper challenge that goes far beyond search. This isn’t just about Google. It’s about the future of knowledge, trust, and critical thinking in the AI era.

Swipe through, then read the full analysis at The Deep View.

07/03/2026

More and more, experts are coming to the consensus that world models, or AI that can understand the physical world, are the key to human-level generalized intelligence. But in an industry that’s poured billions into betting on models that can only understand language, where does the next frontier lay?

06/30/2026

What if AI’s biggest legacy isn’t the hype or the fear, but the diseases it cures, the energy it makes cheaper, the kids it helps teach, the lives it saves in places medicine never reached?

The CEO of Anthropic, one of the people who warns the loudest about AI’s risks, lays out the other side of the story. The upside he believes outweighs everything we’re afraid of.

Curing what we couldn’t cure. Powering what we couldn’t power. Teaching at a scale we’ve never had.
This is the case for AI optimism, from someone who takes the dangers more seriously than anyone.

06/18/2026

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel explains how Snap Specs fit into the smart glasses/headset market.

06/16/2026

AI escaping the chatbot. Apple is betting it can get a lot more people to use AI by simply integrating it in smart ways into the features people already use in the places they already use them.

Watch the full conversation about Apple AI and the new Siri on The Deep View’s YouTube channel.

06/12/2026

Siri isn’t just a skin for Gemini now. At WWDC, we got to go deep with Apple to understand the details of how Google models were used to enhance the Apple Foundation Models that run Apple Intelligence. But the Apple models also now have the ability to pull in information from across the web in real time. Ironically, that allows Siri to compete with Google Search.

06/11/2026

OpenAI’s head of product design Ian Silber says that excitement, curiosity and obsession with craft are the thing that make a great designer, engineer or developer. AI is meant to supercharge those abilities, not automate them.

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06/10/2026

Apple Intelligence made the entire ecosystem a lot more powerful🤯

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