The next chapter of AI is not about experimentation. It’s about integration. Today marks an important step as HP deepens its strategic partnership with OpenAI, bringing the Frontier platform into the core of how HP operates and delivers for its customers. This reflection is a broader shift—from isolated AI use cases to AI as an operating layer embedded across workflows, systems, and experiences. A shift that enables organizations to rethink how work gets done and how value is created. At HP, our focus is on translating this shift into measurable business impact: • Delivering seamless, consistent experiences across every customer and partner interaction • Unlocking deeper insights through connected data and telemetry • Accelerating productivity and innovation across teams. This is how AI moves from promise to impact—by helping organizations simplify workflows, and drive meaningful outcomes across the enterprise. Looking ahead, the Future of Work will be defined by collaboration between people and AI—working together to unlock new levels of creativity, efficiency, and insight. This strategic partnership reflects HP’s commitment to enterprise-scale transformation, where AI is foundational to how work happens. The future of work is being built at the intersection of technology and people. Read More Here - 🔗 HP Newsroom - hp.social/6015vSW97 🔗 OpenAI Blog - hp.social/6016vSW9C

¡¡¡ESTÁS ENFERMO, LEO!!! Qué pedazo de gol de tiro libre en el sagrado pie zurdo de Lionel Messi, que mete el 3-1 de Argentina ante Jordania y suma su sexto gol en la Copa del Mundo.

🏆 #FIFAWorldCup La unión hace la fuerza 🙌 Este equipo lo demuestra en cada partido.

🏆 #FIFAWorldCup ⚽ #Argentina 3 (Giovani Lo Celso, Lautaro Martínez -p- y Lionel #Messi) 🆚 #Jordania 🇯🇴 1 (Mousa Altamari) 👉 ¡Final del partido! 👋 Nos vemos el próximo viernes en el duelo ante #CaboVerde 🇨🇻

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Jony Ive explains the Steve Jobs product philosophy that saved Apple from bankruptcy in 1998 “Our job isn’t to make money for Apple. Our job is to try and make the very best products we can.” Jony is aware that this sounds simplistic and easy to say given that Apple is one of the most valuable companies in the world today. But he points out that Steve Jobs stuck to this philosophy when Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy in 1998: “When Steve came back, that’s how he articulated what the goals of the company needed to be… It takes a tremendous courage when you’re losing fabulously large amounts of money to say ‘Our goal isn’t turnaround. Our goal is to make a great product.’ That’s not a natural reflex to that situation. The reflex is: let’s not spend this money and let’s try to get a little bit more because we’re about to go out of business.”

If you own a company, Satya Nadella thinks you should build your own AI. bit.ly/4oRq1le

Yoshua Bengio says the AI trust problem is no longer theoretical. The godfather of deep learning points to frontier models already showing the behaviors enterprises cannot deploy blindly: "Recent studies in the last few months show that these most advanced AIs have tendencies for deception, cheating, and maybe the worst, self-preservation behavior." "The AI has read in its input that it would be replaced by a new version. And we can see in its chain of thought that it's planning to replace the new version by its own code and weights." "The human asks, 'What happened?' And the AI is now thinking how it could answer so as to make sure the human will not shut it down... Then it produces an answer. And it's a lie, a blatant lie." "We still don't have the scientific answers, nor the societal guardrails. We're playing with fire." "A sandwich has more regulation than AI." This is exactly why we are convening the AI Assurance & Governance Summit at Stanford on Oct 1. If your company is deploying AI into regulated or high-stakes workflows, this is the conversation we built the Stanford summit for: trustmodel.ai/summit2026