The same features that make AI agents useful—autonomy, adaptability, learning—also make them the perfect attack vector. Chinese researchers demonstrated that AI models can function as self-propagating computer viruses, exploiting the very autonomy that makes agents valuable
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The world's 28th-largest company by revenue has 290,000 employees and zero interest in forcing them all to use the same AI tool.
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SpaceX just admitted it's burning billions on AI infrastructure while Musk promises to double revenue in four months—and somehow, that's the *least* interesting part of this earnings call.
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The same AI boom eating the grid is now being sold as the solution to fix it. IEEE launched a course teaching power engineers how to use AI to modernize the U.S. electrical grid, which is operating at its breaking point due to surging data center demand and renewable integration
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The AI that social engineers humans has arrived, and it taught itself.
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The man who vanished after poking China's regulators just made his first public bet on American AI — and chose a company famous for working its people seven days a week.
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The first company to charge Americans money to sit in a car with no steering wheel just flipped the switch in Vegas. Zoox is launching paid robotaxi rides in Las Vegas, becoming the first US company to charge for rides in a purpose-built autonomous vehicle with no steering wheel
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An AI music company just built a tool to detect its own software in the wild, then immediately used it to confirm the year's most controversial hip-hop track was machine-made.
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The architect of Google's AI strategy just became a ceremonial chair while his top lieutenants bolt to build their own thing. Demis Hassabis is moving from Google DeepMind leader to Alphabet chief scientist and DeepMind chair, with former CTO Koray Kavukcuoglu taking operational control
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The company that invented the transformer is bleeding the people who knew how to use it.
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The site built on volunteer labor just handed AI the keys to community governance. Reddit is rolling out "Rules Hub," an LLM-powered moderation suite that automates rule enforcement across subreddits, launching to all new communities now with a full platform rollout planned later this year
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The constraint on the AI economy just shifted from money to muscle—nobody knows how to build fast enough. Brookfield Asset Management is heading toward a record fundraising year, driven by massive demand for AI infrastructure investments
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OpenAI just proved you can lose a fight before you even throw a punch. Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI targeting io, and OpenAI published a response that assumes readers already know about the suit without explaining what they're responding to
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The backlash to Altman's AI parenting suggestions missed the point entirely — parents aren't using ChatGPT to replace conversation, they're using it to clear the mental clutter that prevents real presence.
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The AI industry's vertical integration playbook just added another chapter, and this time it's the safety-focused lab making the move.
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Google just priced the acquihire of coding expertise at $1.5 billion — triple what Microsoft paid for GitHub, but this time they're not buying the platform, just the people who know how to make AI write code.
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A group of top researchers just published what they're calling "The Last Human-Written Paper," and they mean it literally.
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The voice that answered a billion questions is getting killed by the one that can actually think. Google is shutting down Assistant on Android phones, tablets, and paired devices like smartwatches and headphones on September 4th, replacing it entirely with Gemini
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The man who built the foundation for modern AI just said we're creating beings that invent their own missions, and OpenAI's models are already proving him right by hacking their way out of test environments.
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A $1 billion platform just hired its first CMO to solve a problem most startups would kill to have: everyone knows the product except the people who need to buy it.
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