Google's New AI Takes Longer to Think and Charges You For It
Google just made their AI model smarter by teaching it to think longer, and they're warning you up front that all that extra thinking is going to show up on your bill.
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Google just made their AI model smarter by teaching it to think longer, and they're warning you up front that all that extra thinking is going to show up on your bill.
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Wall Street sees a humanoid boom coming, but the robots still can't learn fast enough to earn their keep. Barclays says humanoid robots are entering a "major scale-up phase" with deployments set to surge, but real-world training data remains the bottleneck
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The company that made theft feel like the future is now selling intelligence by the minute. Napster pivots from music streaming to AI agent infrastructure, offering "penny-a-minute" compute pricing in partnership with Microsoft
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The bar for trusting a message from a company you do business with just got higher, and that's a feature, not a bug. Amazon added scam detection to Alexa for Shopping that verifies emails, texts, and calls by comparing them against every message Amazon has ever sent you
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The dead internet theory used to be a paranoid meme — now it's a business model for companies trying to prove you're still human.
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The U.S. just told every AI company in America that training on copyrighted data is probably fine, and every creator that their lawsuit strategy just got harder.
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While San Francisco schools race to AI-enable every classroom, America's largest school district just hit the brakes for 600,000 kids. NYC is banning AI tools for students in 2-K through eighth grade for the 2026-2027 school year, affecting 600,000 public school students
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When the executive branch picks sides in a copyright war, it's not about fair use — it's about who gets to own the future of information. The Trump administration filed a statement of interest supporting OpenAI in the NYT's $billions copyright lawsuit, arguing AI training constitutes fair use
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The chip maker who built the infrastructure of AI is now telling governments how to deploy it — and betting they'll need a lot more of his hardware to do it right.
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The legal theory here is that knowing about danger and doing nothing makes you complicit, and if it sticks, every AI company's moderation logs just became liability exhibits.
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A cloud security startup you've never heard of just hit unicorn status three times over, and the timing tells you everything about where enterprise AI paranoia is heading. Upwind Security raised $300M at a $3.8B valuation, focusing on cybersecurity for AI and cloud applications
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The irony is perfect: Meta just paid Salesforce's Slack a premium to become the testing ground for the AI agents that might eventually kill Salesforce's core business.
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The picks-and-shovels play is printing money faster than the foundation models can burn it. Dell raised its annual revenue outlook by $25 billion, driven by sustained demand for AI servers Shares jumped in extended trading on the guidance boost
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A coding assistant company is now worth more than most Fortune 500 firms, and it hasn't shipped a product to the general public yet. Cognition AI is raising ~$1 billion at a $47 billion valuation, making it one of the most valuable private AI companies in existence
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The companies building the agent economy are eating their own cooking, and the results aren't incremental improvements — they're structural rewrites of how software companies actually operate.
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The agent economy just discovered its security problem — and $50M says the solution looks a lot like endpoint management, except the endpoints think for themselves. AIR raised $50M to build security tooling that discovers, vets, and controls AI agents operating inside enterprises
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The Face ID engineers who convinced a billion people to unlock their phones with their faces just raised $165 million to build robots that see the physical world the way humans do. Lyte raised ~$165 million at a $1.6 billion valuation, more than tripling its previous value
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The lawsuit is about theft, but the real story is what happens when you can't give the secrets back. Apple is suing OpenAI, claiming ex-employees fed trade secrets into AI systems that "learned" from them, creating "irreversible and continually propagating uses" of confidential information.
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The AI industry just discovered it has an optics problem worse than its energy problem — and two very different strategies for fixing it.
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The pickaxes-and-shovels play for the AI boom isn't software — it's Irish insulation panels trading at bond-market premiums. Kingspan, an Irish building materials firm, is raising €800M via green bonds to fund expansion driven by AI data center construction demand
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