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Ian Krietzberg

A visionary reporter at the forefront of his field, Ian Krietzberg covers the business of A.I. with the expert sourcing and candid insights of a practitioner—exploring the industries that large language models are transforming, the arms race to unleash superintelligence, the battle to separate fact from science fiction, and how it’s all playing out on Wall Street and in Washington.

THE LATEST ARTICLES
NEWSLETTERS
Space Station
Ian Krietzberg • November 6, 2025
A.I. Contemplates the Final Frontier
As the companies at the heart of the A.I. race search for inventive, cost-efficient ways to satisfy demand, a number of them are beginning to look to outer space as the next frontier for chip and data center development.
data center virginia
Ian Krietzberg • November 4, 2025
Bubble Trouble?
As the A.I. gold rush enters a new, more precarious phase—with hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta pouring hundreds of billions into data centers and chips to support “insatiable” demand—a handful of industry insiders weigh in on whether we’re actually entering bubble territory.
Ian Krietzberg • October 30, 2025
The Joy of A.I. Cooking
Posha, a new “private robot chef” that can prepare complex, multistep dishes, is among the first A.I. products to take aim at revolutionizing the kitchen. The creamy Tuscan chicken isn’t bad, either.
miami dad sheriffs office Police Unmanned Ground Vehicle
Ian Krietzberg • October 28, 2025
Meet Miami’s Robocop
Nobody seems to know what the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office’s new all-seeing, self-driving, A.I.-infused police van will actually do, or how much it cost. What’s the worst that could happen?
robot ai apple computer
Ian Krietzberg • October 21, 2025
The A.G.I. Manifesto
The search for a non-B.S. definition of artificial general intelligence remains an industry goal, and the noble pursuit of Dan Hendrycks’s recent paper—or “manifesto,” as some have called it. Does it pass the smell test?
dyslexia letters
Ian Krietzberg • October 16, 2025
Hoh Knows
Dr. Coral Hoh has spent nearly a decade trying to prove that Dysolve, an A.I. platform designed to treat dyslexia, actually works. A randomized controlled trial just validated her approach.
Jason Kwon
Ian Krietzberg • October 14, 2025
OpenAI’s Legal Battlefield
In the wake of OpenAI’s countersuit against Elon Musk, Sam Altman’s company has sent a flurry of subpoenas to nonprofits asking for information about their funding sources, among other things. Is this a pro forma byproduct of their legal battle with Musk—or an intimidation tactic?
Grand Coulee Dam Washington
Ian Krietzberg • October 9, 2025
Welcome to A.I. Boomtown, U.S.A.
Ever heard of little ole Quincy, a small city on the Columbia River? Well, it’s home to a Microsoft mega-facility, a BlackRock-backed A.I. firm, and a handful of other entities that are harvesting its natural gifts—including its water supply—into a mini economic miracle.
Sam Altman
Ian Krietzberg • October 7, 2025
Sora 2’s Social Network Problem
OpenAI’s new video-generation app has only been available to the public for a week and it’s already caused a reckoning in Hollywood while raising existential questions about the future of social media. In a pair of incisive conversations, Puck’s own Julia Alexander and copyright attorney Simon Pulman consider what comes next…
IMO Math Test
Ian Krietzberg • October 2, 2025
How to Train an A.I. Mathlete
An exclusive look inside Harmonic’s new A.I. math model, Aristotle—a $100 million step toward what co-founders Tudor Achim and Vlad Tenev are hoping will become the world’s first “mathematical superintelligence.”
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