Quick ReadEd Zitron argues OpenAI needs between $100 billion and $200 billion annually to survive, putting unsustainable ...

Ed Zitron returns to The 1600 to make his case that AI's biggest players are betting hundreds of billions on a future that ...

Ed Zitron say OpenAI is the only reason anyone cares about AI at all, and it's failure would be similar to the collapse of Lehman in 2008.

Most of the panels at the Ai4 conference here last week were overrun with enthusiasm for the possibilities AI is opening. Ed Zitron's talk was not one of them. In a 20-minute session, the tech ...

Ed Zitron's post this month revealing financial details at OpenAI set off alarms ahead of the ChatGPT maker's eagerly awaited IPO.

EZ Primary Research CEO Ed Zitron joins ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss his take on Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's criticism of the centralization of AI power.

Ed Zitron will be speaking at AdExchanger’s Programmatic IO conference on May 16-17 in Las Vegas. Click here to register. As a public relations consultant for tech companies, Ed Zitron has seen some ...

His blunt, brash scepticism has made the podcaster and writer something of a cult figure. But as concern over large language models builds, he’s no longer the outsider he once was If some time in an ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Ed Zitron is not a journalist, not a whistleblower and certainly not a prophet. He’s not here to spread conspiracies, ...

He says the ChatGPT maker has swelled to such a degree that it's the AI market's Lehman Brothers. "Its failure would be a watershed moment — the Lehman Brothers of the AI bubble," he wrote. The AI ...