The most secretive rocket company in the world is about to show us its books, and the number everyone's looking for isn't revenue or profit, it's how much cash Starlink actually prints.
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The AI arms race just ran headfirst into a problem Silicon Valley can't code its way out of: people who actually live places.
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The open-source world just embarrassed every major AI lab, and now Google is scrambling to prove it can build what a scrappy project already shipped.
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Europe is finally writing checks big enough to matter in the compute wars. A European consortium is bidding on a €10 billion data center campus in France, part of the EU's push to build competitive AI infrastructure on the continent
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The man who helped build the stablecoin rails for crypto is now building the bank accounts for your AI employees. Sean Neville, Circle cofounder, raised $30M Series A for Catena Labs, an "AI-native bank" building financial infrastructure for autonomous agents
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Six months before voters head to the polls, the tools millions use to "research" candidates can't tell fact from hallucination. Four major AI chatbots (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok) fail to accurately answer election and geopolitics questions, per Forum AI study
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The first generation raised on digital platforms is rejecting the one technology Silicon Valley promised would save them. College students are organizing protests, petitions, and performance art against AI adoption on campuses, with reports of booing at graduation ceremonies
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The same debt instruments that powered the last infrastructure boom are now fueling the AI buildout, and Wall Street just woke up to what happens when hype meets leverage.
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The company spending billions to build artificial general intelligence just decided 8,000 people aren't efficient enough to help. Meta began notifying 8,000 employees globally of layoffs Wednesday morning, starting with Asia-Pacific staff at 4 a.m. Singapore time, followed by US workers.
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OpenAI just went full edtech nation-state, and the geopolitical race for AI literacy now runs through classrooms, not conference rooms. OpenAI is expanding Education for Countries, moving beyond pilot programs to structured national partnerships for AI adoption in schools
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The dirty secret of AI agents isn't that small models are dumb — it's that nobody built the scaffolding to keep them from falling off the tightrope.
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Cathie Wood is betting transportation becomes the physical manifestation of the AI revolution—and she's watching Tesla's robotaxi timeline like it's an earnings call.
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The world's largest memory chipmaker just gave us a preview of what happens when human labor still matters in the age of AI hardware.
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The credential problem was the real moat between agents and production, and Anthropic just gave enterprises a door through it.
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Meta just proved the Web4 thesis: AI doesn't just automate tasks, it replaces organizational layers. Meta is cutting roughly 8,000 jobs — about 10% of its 78,000-person workforce — while simultaneously shifting 7,000+ employees into AI roles. This isn't downsizing. It's reallocation.
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OpenAI is spending a quarter-billion dollars to build AI infrastructure where the power grid works and the government actually wants you. OpenAI commits $234 million to establish an AI lab in Singapore through a multiyear partnership with the local government
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Musk is building the agent economy in public, one acquisition at a time, and the 30-day timer starts the moment SpaceX goes public. SpaceX plans to acquire AI coding startup Cursor exactly 30 days after its public offering, signaling a shift from launch provider to software infrastructure company
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The company that promised AI agents for everyone is now using them to decide who gets to keep building them. Meta is cutting 8,000 jobs globally as part of a restructuring framed around AI-driven efficiency
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The man who lost $70 billion on WeWork is now betting more than that on a single AI company, and this time his own team is nervous.
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Google just taught the AI industry a new emotion: conference blue balls. Google delayed Gemini 3.5 Pro until next month, drawing audible groans from developers at I/O 2026 who expected the flagship model to ship immediately.
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