Google just announced it will spend up to $185 billion this year building the infrastructure for AI agents, the largest single capital deployment in the history of technology.
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Google just turned your browser into an agent that does your job while you watch. Google launched Gemini-powered "auto browse" in Chrome for enterprise users, automating research, data entry, and other work tasks
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Anthropic turned a routine pricing test into a masterclass in how not to communicate with your user base, and Sam Altman couldn't resist twisting the knife.
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Google just launched chips designed to run AI models faster and cheaper than training them, and if they work, the entire economics of the agent economy just shifted.
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Musk is assembling an AI coalition to chase down Anthropic and OpenAI, and he's shopping for allies in Paris. xAI has explored a three-way partnership with Cursor and French AI startup Mistral to compete against Anthropic and OpenAI
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SpaceX just told would-be investors that Elon's vision of AI data centers in orbit might be a money pit, which is a hell of a thing to admit in your own IPO filing.
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Mira Murati just signed a multi-billion-dollar infrastructure deal with Google, and it tells you everything about who's building the agent future and who's just renting the hardware.
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Two crypto miners just raised $115M and sold off assets to chase AI compute, and their stocks jumped 4% because the market knows: crypto mining was the dress rehearsal for the real show.
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Sony just built a robot that can beat human experts at ping pong, and it's the clearest proof yet that agentic AI is moving from spreadsheets to the physical world. Sony AI's table tennis robot now defeats expert-level human players using agentic AI for speed and precision
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China's scrappy AI lab that embarrassed Silicon Valley with cheaper models is now worth more than most enterprise software companies. DeepSeek is in talks with Tencent and Alibaba for funding at a $20+ billion valuation, according to The Information
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Google just dropped its bet on the agent economy, and it's not trying to sell you chatbots. Google released new tools for building AI agents designed to automate business tasks, directly challenging OpenAI and Anthropic in enterprise automation
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SpaceX just dropped $10 billion to partner with an AI coding startup most people haven't heard of, with an option to buy the whole thing for $60 billion by year-end.
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OpenAI just acknowledged what every European regulator already knew: you can't build a global AI empire from San Francisco alone. OpenAI hired its first managing director for Europe, Middle East, and Africa, poaching an Airbnb executive to navigate the region's political minefield
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Google just crossed a threshold that should terrify and excite every software company: three-quarters of its new code is now written by AI. 75% of Google's new code is now AI-generated, reviewed by human engineers, up from 50% last fall and 25% in October 2024
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Google just made the agent wars a lot more expensive for everyone who isn't Google. Google Cloud launched its next-gen Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), custom chips built specifically to run AI workloads faster and cheaper than general-purpose processors
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Google just bet $750 million that the future of enterprise AI runs through the same consultants who sold companies their last failed transformation. Google Cloud launched a $750 million fund targeting McKinsey, Accenture, and Deloitte to deploy agentic AI to their corporate clients
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Google just split its chip roadmap in two, and the fork tells you everything about where AI is actually going. Google launched TPU v8, but as two separate chips: v8T for training foundation models, v8I for running inference at scale
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An AI agent just designed a working CPU from a 219-word prompt, no human handholding required. Verkor.io's Design Conductor system designed VerCore, a RISC-V CPU core running at 1.5 GHz with performance comparable to a 2011-era laptop chip, entirely from a text specification
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Anthropic's Mythos just found decades-old security holes in everything you use, gave the patches to Apple and Google first, and now hackers are racing to exploit everyone who hits "remind me later."
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Tesla's about to post killer earnings and nobody cares because the company's valuation stopped being about cars two years ago. Tesla is expected to report a blowout earnings beat, but the market's eyes are locked on Musk's AI and robotics promises instead of the actual business numbers
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