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In a Verge interview and following an August essay, Bill Gates said AI is “the most dangerous thing” humanity has approached and urged preparation for roughly two decades of disruptive change that could split society and upend labor, while criticizing current policy and industry coordination.
In a Verge profile, Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava says AI-written documents and 'push-button' generative-music tools risk changing — and worsening — workplace conversations and creative dialogue. She says Splice is trying to offer AI features that keep humans central (the company has also expanded via the Spitfire Audio acquisition) and has been outspoken against turnkey music-AI like Suno.
Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes spoke with The Verge’s Decoder about how AI is affecting enterprise software, arguing it has so far increased usage of Atlassian’s platform rather than destroying SaaS, and discussed recent layoffs, a new organizational mix of skills, and his view that chatbots are not the future of work.
Microsoft has released a code of conduct for its AI models that sets out general principles—such as supporting humans rather than replacing them and accelerating human flourishing—and specific safety constraints, including directives that models should not hack systems or try to trick people.
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