Tech billionaire Eric Schmidt is looking to unload his NoHo ... which lists a Silicon Valley address as its point of contact. The New York Post was the first to report in 2021 Schmidt owns ADIG.

Schmidt Sciences has selected 25 scholars, including one from UC San Diego, for a program to advance research on artificial intelligence.

A disaffected member of the original movement tied it to the billionaire's 'Occupy Mars' mission, according to other ...

Cameron Schmidt, RW, Vancouver Giants (WHL), 5-foot-7 ... He’s learning to play through contact and throw a hit when the ...

Eric Schmidt is president of CG Schmidt Inc., a Milwaukee-based, family-owned construction management firm. Schmidt has helped lead some of the company’s most notable projects, including the ...

Several Washington personnel have accepted new positions late this week, most recently a defensive graduate assistant getting promoted to a full-time coach with an ex-UW assistant coach.

Eric Schmidt addresses this tension by saying that machines can be embedded with the best of human goodness. The interviewer noted that Schmidt, in his book, expressed confidence that machines ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt says AI drones are the future of warfare but that human operators will need to ensure they don't go haywire.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is the co-author of the new book, “Genesis,” which explores the opportunities and challenges of the artificial intelligence revolution. On Thursday, Dec.19 at 1:30 p.m.

GRAND FORKS — Eric Schmidt, UND football's newest head coach, took a winding journey to his latest position after a handful of locations and a number of job titles. But former UND football coach ...

Chainlink Labs, the development team behind the Chainlink blockchain, announced yesterday that former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is joining them. Schmidt will assume the role of a strategy advisor ...

Once AI systems start to self-improve their capabilities, ensuring they remain safe will require someone who is ready and able to shut them down, according to Silicon Valley veteran Eric Schmidt.