The first Latin American legal-tech unicorn isn't replacing lawyers—it's turning Brazil's bureaucratic nightmare into billable advantage. Brazilian AI legal startup Enter hits $1.2 billion valuation, becoming Latin America's first legal-tech unicorn
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Franklin Templeton just proved that boring wins—and tokenized treasuries are about to eat the rest of finance. Franklin Templeton's tokenized money market fund (FOBXX) hit its 5-year anniversary, with their suite of tokenized funds now managing $2 billion in assets
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OpenAI just shipped receipts that its models are getting less delusional, but the real story is what those numbers reveal about how far we still have to go.
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The training data question just got a price tag, and Meta's betting it won't stick. Five major publishers and author Scott Turow sued Meta for allegedly scraping books and journals from pirate sites like LibGen and Sci-Hub to train Llama models without permission
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When a 25-year-old payments giant says it's "becoming a technology company again," what it really means is: we forgot how to build, and now AI is the only way back. PayPal is rebranding around AI-driven automation, tying its restructuring to $1.5 billion in projected savings
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OpenAI just made its smartest model yet the one everyone gets for free. GPT-5.5 Instant replaces GPT-3.5 Instant as ChatGPT's default model, giving hundreds of millions of free-tier users access to significantly more capable AI.
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The economist managing $700 billion just said AI's job math will look like China's WTO entry—but he's betting you remember only the second half of that story.
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The fastest way to lose the AI agent war is to make developers choose between building their own stack from scratch or bolting on a chatbot that doesn't know what your app does.
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When Hollywood A-listers and Wall Street titans both chase the same voice AI startup, they're not betting on technology—they're betting on who controls the sound of the agent economy.
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Wall Street just made its biggest bet that AI belongs in-house, not in the cloud—and they're betting against Big Tech owning the distribution.
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The frontier model release schedule just got a new gatekeeper, and it's not a safety board or a nonprofit watchdog.
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The bottleneck in the AI arms race isn't chips or capital anymore—it's the grid, and Duke Energy just became the most important company you've never thought about. Duke Energy beat earnings but held guidance flat, signaling caution even as AI data center demand surges across their service territory
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When Big Tech comes for your margin, Wall Street doesn't compete—it joins forces, then brings the entire portfolio along for the ride.
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The CEOs selling you AGI are using cancer patients as props in a funding pitch.
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The SAP migration wave isn't a tech upgrade—it's a $89 billion hostage negotiation, and AI agents just walked into the room. Nova Intelligence raised $31.5 million to deploy agentic AI for SAP migrations, led by a former DeepMind engineer targeting enterprise customers trapped in legacy systems.
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Brian Armstrong just handed every knowledge worker a preview of their own performance review. Coinbase is cutting 14% of its workforce — roughly 700 roles — with CEO Brian Armstrong explicitly citing AI's ability to let engineers "ship in days what used to take a team weeks"
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The companies building AGI just handed Washington the keys before anyone else gets to turn the ignition. Google, Microsoft, and xAI agreed to give the US government pre-release access to their AI models for security evaluation before public deployment.
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The gatekeepers aren't human anymore, and when they fail you, there's no one to call. Nearly 40% of job candidates now abandon hiring processes that require AI interviews, and those who stay often hear nothing back
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The researchers building the most powerful AI models in the world just decided their bosses can't be trusted with them.
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Y Combinator just proved that selling legal services is now a venture-scale software business. Moritz, an AI-powered law firm, raised $9 million in four days from investors including Reddit, OpenAI, and Dropbox founders, oversubscribing their $3M target before graduating from Y Combinator
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