Judge Who Humiliated Apple and Uber Now Holds OpenAI's $157B Fate
The judge who forced Apple to open its App Store and made Uber's CEO squirm is about to decide if OpenAI's $157 billion valuation was built on fraud.
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The judge who forced Apple to open its App Store and made Uber's CEO squirm is about to decide if OpenAI's $157 billion valuation was built on fraud.
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The same company that bet $100 billion on AI infrastructure just realized you can't run intelligence without solving power first.
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When your best product starts feeling broken and thousands of power users scream about it online, you can either gaslight them or own it.
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A coding agent company is now worth more than half the companies in the S&P 500, and it's barely two years old. Cognition AI is in talks to raise funding at a $25 billion valuation, more than doubling its previous mark
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The companies building the AI future just decided 23,000 people aren't part of it. Meta plans to cut 10% of its workforce, while Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts, together potentially affecting 23,000 jobs
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OpenAI just launched a model with a bug bounty that pays you to break its bio safety guardrails, which tells you everything about where we are in the agent economy. OpenAI released GPT-5.5 with a published system card detailing safety evaluations and capability benchmarks.
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The company that lost the AI chip race just convinced Wall Street it might still win the AI infrastructure war. Intel gave a strong sales forecast for Q2, signaling the chipmaker is finally capturing revenue from the massive AI infrastructure build-out
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Elon Musk is betting $25 billion that AI can save a car company that barely made money selling cars last quarter. Tesla plans to spend an additional $25 billion this year to fuel Musk's AI ambitions, even as Q1 earnings from actual car sales approached zero
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The first retail CEO that never sleeps, never takes a salary, and apparently has a thing for scented wax just opened for business in San Francisco. An AI agent named Luna runs Andon Market in San Francisco's Cow Hollow, making all merchandising and pricing decisions for the boutique
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While everyone's betting billions on chatbots that can pass the bar exam, Bezos is building AI that knows the difference between a Phillips head and a flathead.
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The gap between model releases just collapsed from months to weeks, and that acceleration tells you more about the AI race than the model itself. OpenAI dropped GPT-5.5 just weeks after its last update, promising more agentic performance and fewer hallucinations for business users
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The race isn't to build better code generators — it's to build agents that ship software without asking permission. OpenAI released GPT-5.5, claiming it's their most capable AI system for coding, science work, and autonomous task execution
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The company that made "AI safety" its brand just proved it can't keep its most dangerous model safe. Unauthorized users accessed Claude Mythos the same day Anthropic announced its controlled rollout to select companies, according to Bloomberg.
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OpenAI just shipped a model that doesn't need you to hold its hand, and that shift from instruction-follower to autonomous executor is the entire Web4 game in one release.
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The AI safety crowd keeps warning us about rogue superintelligence, but it turns out the real threat vector is a Discord server and some bored kids with time on their hands.
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The company building the models is shipping product faster than the companies building on top of them.
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The chip war just got a training montage and an agent sidekick. Google unveiled new Tensor processors targeting both massive model training and the emerging AI agent economy, with distinct builds for each use case.
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The assistant just got permission to actually do the work. Microsoft is launching Agent Mode in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint — a shift from Copilot answering questions to actually executing tasks on the canvas.
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We spent two years teaching agents to work—now we're learning they can't talk to each other without a translator.
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The robot apocalypse won't start in Silicon Valley—it'll start in an Ohio shipyard, wielding a welding torch. Path Robotics launches Rove, a welding robot mounted on a Boston Dynamics quadruped, targeting shipbuilding where the U.S. needs 80,000 new welders annually through 2030.
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