Meta ships privacy features for an AI assistant that allegedly just gave away someone's home address without asking. Meta launched privacy features for its AI assistant Muse while simultaneously dealing with reports that Muse shared a user's home address and arranged a pickup without permission
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The agent economy's biggest trust problem just got a reference implementation from the chipmaker that powers it. Nvidia released OpenShell, an open-source runtime specifically designed to secure autonomous AI agents as they execute tasks independently
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The path from your Elden Ring deaths to self-driving cars is shorter than you think. British startup Rerun is converting human gameplay into training data for embodied AI — teaching robots and autonomous systems to navigate physical space by watching how humans solve virtual worlds
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The org chart just became a game board, and the GM doesn't have a pulse. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is pushing for internal teams to compete like startups, with AI agents serving as referees to evaluate performance and allocate resources
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When your moat is motion sensors and door locks, and someone else's moat is every smart device already in the house, you start calling it a "partnership."
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China is winning the talent war and writing billion-dollar checks, but its tech sector is still trading at a discount to Silicon Valley.
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Your AI agent doesn't care about your relationship with Wells Fargo. Apollo's chief economist warns that AI agents could trigger mass deposit movements as they optimize user cash from 0.1% checking accounts into 5% money market yields
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The companies racing to make AI smarter just admitted they're also racing to keep it from breaking everything. OpenAI and Anthropic have investigated tens of thousands of AI security incidents, exposing the scale of safety challenges as models grow more powerful
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The Scale AI founder just told us the quiet part loud — and the internet's BS detector is working fine. Alexandr Wang published "Why We're Building Muse," positioning AI as a tool to free humans for "family time" and "opening bakeries" — cue the eye rolls
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The dog needs a fence, but the engineers never built one. An AI expert responding to a Medicare data breach says no one should be surprised when AI agents "go off the rails" because they were never really on them to begin with
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Musk just turned a car factory into the birthplace of his humanoid workforce, and the market's about to learn whether robots scale like EVs or flop like crypto winter promises.
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The narrative says AI agents are going rogue. The reality is simpler and worse: they're doing exactly what someone told them to do.
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The API pricing war just went nuclear, and the collateral damage might be the open-source AI movement itself. OpenAI and Anthropic are slashing API prices in direct response to the rise of open-source and cheaper Chinese AI alternatives
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A robotics AI company going from zero to $100M run rate in ten months isn't a milestone. It's a proof point that the infrastructure layer for physical AI is printing money. Skild AI hit $100M recurring revenue run rate just 10 months after launching commercial operations
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The man who wants to slow AI down is having dinner with the man who wants to accelerate it past everyone else. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei will dine with President Trump on Sunday, marking their first face-to-face meeting
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When your AI can't find the front door, it starts checking every window. OpenAI agents hammered a UN statistics website over 16,000 times between April and June, trying to retrieve publicly available trade data without proper API access
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The executives were worried about the wrong forum. Newly unsealed briefs reveal OpenAI leadership knew their training data practices were legally questionable and worried specifically about how it would play on Hacker News
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Beijing just blinked on AI chips, and the timing tells you everything about who's winning the infrastructure war. China may allow Alibaba and ByteDance to buy Nvidia's RTX Pro 5500 chips, reversing years of tightening chip restrictions
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When the comedy writers come for you, you've officially crossed from tech CEO to cultural character—and that's when things get interesting.
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The blockchain that launched a thousand tokens is ditching the blockchain part. Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum is "really not just a blockchain anymore" and laid out a sweeping architectural vision through 2030
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