Your new coworker never sleeps, never forgets, and reports everything you don't do to management. A startup has deployed an AI agent that joins every Zoom call, monitors work processes, and sends Slack reminders starting at 5:47 a.m. when tasks slip.
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OpenAI just bought a media company, and the timing tells you everything about what $100 billion can't fix. OpenAI is acquiring TBPN, a business talk show popular with Silicon Valley insiders, as the company battles mounting PR problems
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The biggest IT services company you've never heard of just launched a babysitter service for AI agents, and that tells you everything about where enterprise AI is right now.
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India just minted its first AI unicorn at a $1.5 billion valuation, and it's not trying to be OpenAI with an accent. Sarvam AI is raising $300-350 million at a $1.5 billion valuation, making it India's most valuable homegrown AI company
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Google just made AI inference a menu you can order from, and that changes the economics of shipping agents. Google launched two new Gemini API tiers: Flex (cheaper, slower) and Priority (faster, premium pricing)
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Microsoft just proved Wall Street can force a product strategy pivot at the world's most valuable company. Microsoft changed its AI sales strategy from bundling Copilot for free to selling it as a standalone product, directly responding to analyst pressure
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OpenAI just bought a media company, and that should tell you everything about who's winning the AI narrative war. OpenAI acquired TBPN, an online tech talk show, marking a rare departure from pure model development into media
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Congress just decided that if you're selling the machines that make chips to China, even from Amsterdam or Tokyo, Washington wants veto power.
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Cursor just walked into a cage match with OpenAI and Anthropic, and the ref hasn't shown up yet. Cursor launched a new AI agent experience aimed directly at competing with Claude Code and Codex
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Cursor just turned its AI coding assistant into a full agent—and picked a fight with OpenAI and Anthropic on their home turf. Cursor launched a new AI agent experience designed to compete directly with Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex
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Google just made professional video editing free and AI-native, and the production bottleneck for content just collapsed. Google Vids now offers AI-powered video creation, editing, and sharing at no cost, powered by Lyria 3 (audio) and Veo 3.1 (video generation)
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Microsoft just quietly admitted it doesn't want to be OpenAI's best customer forever. Microsoft released three in-house AI models: MAI-Transcribe-1 for audio transcription, MAI-Voice-1 for speech synthesis, and MAI-Image-2 for image generation.
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A seven-year bet on voice AI detecting depression just hit the FDA wall and died. Kintsugi, a California startup building AI to detect depression and anxiety from speech patterns, shut down after failing to secure FDA clearance
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The feds are fighting in court over which AI gets to automate government work, and the real story isn't about national security. DOJ is appealing a federal court order that halted Trump's ban on Anthropic AI in government operations
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Microsoft just told us they're done being OpenAI's sidekick. Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's CEO of AI, is shifting focus to chase superintelligence after a major company restructuring and renegotiation of the OpenAI contract
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A Korean AI storytelling app is pulling $17 per user per month from 500,000 anime fans, and that changes the economics of consumer AI.
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Google just made your smart home understand "ocean blue" and that matters more than you think. Google's Home app update lets Gemini interpret abstract lighting requests like "the color of the ocean" and accept precise commands like "preheat to 350 degrees"
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Blackstone's stock is down 30% because investors think AI will crater private credit, but the panic might be precisely backward.
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Tech layoffs aren't slowing down in 2026, they're accelerating, and AI isn't the future disruption anymore—it's the present replacement. US tech companies led all industries in job-cut announcements for March 2026, continuing a trend directly tied to AI adoption
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Blackstone is taking AirTrunk public through a Singapore REIT, and the play reveals more about where AI infrastructure capital is flowing than any venture round this quarter.
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