The Information Weekend

E-Commerce Startups Are Back From the Dead

Online shopping has returned to pandemic highs—partly driven by a new generation of young brands that hope not to repeat their predecessors’ mistakes.

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Rise of the Cursor Resistance: Why Some Techies Want to Ignore AI Coding Tools

Over the summer, two software engineers at Mixus, a San Francisco–based artificial intelligence startup, staged a bit of a rebellion by refusing to follow instructions to rely heavily on Cursor or...

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Rocket Drew

The Arena

Sports Braces for a New Referee: AI

About halfway through a panel discussion at The Information’s first-ever sports business event this week, Bill Schlough, chief information officer of the San Francisco Giants, asked our capacity...

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Sara Germano

Art by Clark Miller (photo: Getty Images)

The Big Read

Can Reed Jobs Be More Than the Son of Steve?

The Apple co-founder’s son has thrown himself into investing in biotech moon shots.

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Jemima McEvoy

Electric Vehicles

The Chinese Billionaire Whose Robots and Cars Should Worry Detroit—and Silicon Valley

For years, Chinese billionaire He Xiaopeng has been pegged as an Elon Musk wannabe, and his electric vehicle company, XPeng, as a mere Tesla copycat. And until recently the company seemed...

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Steve LeVine

The Big Read

The $10 Billion Enigma of Mira Murati

Former OpenAI colleagues flocked to join Murati at Thinking Machines Lab. So did investors. Now she just has to release a product.

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Stephanie Palazzolo

Artificial Intelligence

How Jensen Huang is Using Nvidia Cash to Rule the AI Economy

Even by the standards of one of the most prodigious dealmakers in tech, the past month or so has been a head-spinning one for Nvidia’s Jensen Huang. Just in September, Nvidia agreed to buy any...

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