The charts behind AI’s talent drain, software markdowns and Tesla’s robotaxi push

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Our latest reporting shows that some of technology’s biggest ambitions are colliding with difficult realities.

Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta and Google DeepMind are recruiting prominent professors from universities that cannot match the computing resources or compensation available inside corporate AI labs. Our reporting tracks which universities are losing leading researchers and what the departures could mean for independent AI research.

OpenAI, Meta and their AI rivals are also pushing further into one another’s territory across chips, models, cloud infrastructure and applications. Three charts map their expanding turf wars, revealing why the companies competing to control AI remain deeply dependent on one another.

And a new set of charts show how xAI, Meta and Anthropic are continuing to encroach on one another’s businesses, comparing the competitive positions of nine major companies and the resources flowing between them.

The impact of AI is also visible in private markets. Mutual fund disclosures offer a rare look at how investors are valuing enterprise software startups as businesses reconsider expensive, long-term software commitments.

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