Meta, Google, and Mistral Beg Regulators to Save Open AI After Building Closed Empires
The companies that spent billions building walled gardens just signed a letter begging regulators to keep the gates open.
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The companies that spent billions building walled gardens just signed a letter begging regulators to keep the gates open.
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The same company that built the AI everyone's been screaming at just made it cheap enough to run autonomously in the background all day.
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Enterprises are running AI agents in production without the guardrails to know if those agents are doing good work, wasting money, or impersonating the wrong people.
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The race to build the cheapest intelligence just became the race that matters most. Anthropic launched Claude Opus 5 with performance near Fable 5 at half the cost, while Claude Sonnet 5 debuts at $2 per million input tokens
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The race to the bottom just became the race that matters most. Anthropic launched a new AI model designed for everyday workplace tasks at a lower price point, targeting cost-conscious enterprise customers
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Anthropic just made its best agent-ready model the one you can actually afford to run at scale. Anthropic released Claude Opus 5, a model that delivers "close to" Fable 5 capabilities at $5 per million input tokens and $25 per million output tokens — unchanged from Opus 4.8 pricing
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When a Chinese lab gives away what Silicon Valley spent billions building, the real disruption isn't technical, it's economic. Chinese AI lab Moonshot released Kimi K3, an open-source model that went viral not for capabilities but for Wall Street's panicked reaction
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Congress wants a red button for AI while the State Department works to make sure no one else gets one first. Two US lawmakers introduced the "AI Kill Switch Act" requiring major AI developers to maintain technical ability to throttle, suspend, or shut down their most powerful systems
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The first major AI jailbreak just handed Congress the perfect crisis to legislate from, and the bill they're drafting won't just affect OpenAI.
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AMD's CEO is using OpenAI's own agent mishap to argue for open-source AI while launching hardware designed to run those same open models at scale.
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Half a billion dollars chasing robots that can actually do things in the real world—the agent economy just got physical infrastructure. Genesis AI is raising ~$500M for AI robotics, signaling massive capital flowing from software agents to embodied AI
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OpenAI just taught software stocks what verticalization looks like when you own the inference layer.
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The command line just got a voice, and five million developers are about to find out if talking to their code editor is faster than typing.
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The chip maker everyone wrote off just posted numbers that suggest the AI infrastructure race needs Intel more than Intel needs a miracle.
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AMD is splitting the atom of AI inference, betting that the chip monopoly ends when you stop asking one piece of silicon to do two fundamentally different jobs.
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Enterprises just handed the keys to agents they don't trust, running on tests they know are broken, calling chatbots "orchestrated workflows" to justify the spend.
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AMD just told the world it's coming for Nvidia's throne — with hardware it claims is faster and a market it pegs at $2 trillion. AMD announced new data center products claiming to outperform Nvidia's chips in the AI computing market
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The moment an AI can pay for its own API calls is the moment it stops being a tool and starts being a customer. Coinbase Business now lets corporate customers accept USDC payments from AI agents using the x402 protocol, which Coinbase developed and incubated
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The government wants a red button for your AI agents, and the timing tells you everything about who's really scared.
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Jack Dorsey just made AI agents first-class citizens in the workplace, and he's using Bitcoin's underground protocol to do it. Block launched Buzz, an open-source workspace built on Nostr that combines chat, Git hosting, and gives AI agents cryptographic identities alongside human team members
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