The same people who taught cars to see are now teaching your office building to think. Coram AI raised $35M Series B, bringing total funding to $66M, to turn existing security cameras into predictive AI systems that spot problems before they happen
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The AI boom's power problem just got a $600 million vote of confidence in nickel-zinc chemistry. ZincFive, a battery maker focused on data centers, is going public via SPAC merger with SparkLabs at a $600 million pre-money valuation
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The Great Unbundling continues: platforms that won by aggregating human attention now face governments trying to disaggregate children from the feed. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney introduced legislation banning social media for users under 16 unless platforms meet undefined "safety standards"
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The AI safety company just admitted it was secretly kneecapping researchers who paid to use its model, and the backlash forced a reversal in 48 hours.
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When a Chinese state newspaper warns about worker displacement, you know the AI job crisis just got real enough to scare the Party. A state-run Chinese newspaper has issued an unusually direct call to protect labor rights as AI adoption accelerates across Chinese workplaces
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Washington just figured out that if AI companies fail, they might take banks with them. Senator Elizabeth Warren introduced legislation requiring financial institutions to report their exposure to AI companies, targeting the opacity in how Wall Street funds the agent economy
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The AI infrastructure war just opened a Southeast Asian front, and the Philippines is the beachhead. A US-backed AI hub in the Philippines is targeting at least $10 billion in initial investment, positioned as economic relief amid Iran war economic pressures
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Europe's payments game is about to get more interesting, and it's not coming from London or Stockholm. Satispay, Italy's mobile payments unicorn, is raising up to €120 million ($139 million) to expand beyond its core payments business into broader financial products
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The man selling AI to the Pentagon just told OpenAI they're doing it wrong—and warned the rest of Silicon Valley that bragging about layoffs is how you get a workers' revolt.
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The company that spent years arguing for AI safety just learned that invisible safeguards make everyone paranoid.
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The architects are standing outside their own construction site, yelling about the foundation while pouring concrete faster than ever.
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When your workplace collaboration app becomes a battleground for corporate AI strategy, someone's head rolls. Alibaba replaced the head of Dingtalk, its enterprise collaboration platform, following internal conflict over how the product fits into the company's AI ambitions.
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Two founders who failed at groceries are now backed by Nvidia to reinvent how humans collaborate with math — the kind of unsexy infrastructure play that actually matters when AI needs to do more than generate text.
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The all-you-can-eat AI buffet just closed, and finance teams are staring at bills that would make a data center blush. Coinbase instituted weekly AI spending caps ranging from $500 to $5,000 per employee after usage went "parabolic" following Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 launch in February
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When your data breach becomes a diplomatic incident, you've graduated from cybersecurity problem to geopolitical liability. South Korea hit Coupang with a record $409 million fine for a cyber-intrusion so severe it sparked a diplomatic row with the United States
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The cloud promised you could rent AI without the strings — turns out the strings were just invisible until now. Anthropic now requires 30-day data retention for all Fable 5, Mythos 5, and future high-capability models on AWS Bedrock — your prompts and responses leave AWS's security boundary
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Anthropic just shipped an AI that can spin up video games instantly, but locked the door so tight that the security researchers who need to test it can't get in.
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While other AI CEOs are adding layers of direct reports to handle hypergrowth, the man running one of OpenAI's fiercest competitors is managing exactly one person.
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The world's most important chip maker just confirmed that AI infrastructure spending isn't slowing down — it's compounding. TSMC reported monthly sales up 30%, driven by the sustained global rush to build AI infrastructure
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The propaganda machines just got their hands on the propaganda machine. OpenAI published evidence of PRC-linked influence operations using AI tools to manipulate U.S. tech policy debates, targeting narratives around data centers, tariffs, and ChatGPT itself.
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