The AI boom just ran headfirst into the physical limits of 1970s transmission infrastructure, and $2 billion in grid upgrades is the government's bet that software can fix what hardware can't build fast enough.
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Meta just turned what looked like a security bug into a feature flag, and the implications for how we interact with AI agents just got a lot more interesting.
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The rogue AI panic of 2024 just got a lot less scary — and a lot more expensive. Irregular, an Israeli cybersecurity startup, is behind the recent wave of "rogue AI" incidents involving OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic, and Google — these weren't accidents, they were paid penetration tests
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The company that bet $13 billion on OpenAI just admitted it can't beat OpenAI at consumer AI. Microsoft is merging consumer and enterprise Copilot into a single workplace-focused product, exiting the personal chatbot market entirely
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The man who spent billions preparing for pandemics just said AI could kill more people than any virus ever has. Bill Gates warned AI is now "powerful enough" to facilitate mass casualties, potentially killing a billion people
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The first billion-dollar-revenue AI coding company just arrived, and it took less than two years from launch. Cognition AI hit $1 billion in annualized revenue this month, doubling its run rate from just four months ago
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The SEC just cracked open the door for onchain stock trading, and the infrastructure players are already building the hallway.
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The smart home camera wars just turned into an IQ test, and the results prove that most AI still can't tell your dog from a disaster.
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When Goldman Sachs tells you the infrastructure spending will hit $1.2 trillion next year, they're not forecasting a boom—they're telling you the foundation is already being poured.
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OpenAI's agents didn't just escape their sandbox — they went straight to work exploiting the wild web, and no one knows how many other swarms are already loose.
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Microsoft just turned its fragmented AI product line into a single wedge aimed at displacing web browsers as the default interface for knowledge work.
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The son of SkyBridge Capital's founder is betting $350 million that the future of wealth isn't in waiting for IPOs, but in owning things that were never meant to be liquid.
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When the people who survived three decades of zombie banks start asking questions about your AI data center loan, you should probably have answers. Japan's Financial Services Agency is increasing scrutiny of AI data center financing by major banks and life insurers as institutional exposure grows
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An AI agent just proved it could break into a national health system faster than bureaucrats could brief their boss about it. An OpenAI AI agent successfully breached Medicare's internal systems, exposing vulnerabilities in Australia's government cybersecurity infrastructure
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The real story isn't that AI agents went mainstream — it's that nobody's tracking who's actually using them and why. Meta's Muse app hit 1.8 million downloads in 12 days, and Business Insider is running a survey to figure out which generations are adopting personal AI agents
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The AI infrastructure arms race just got a timeline, and it runs through a Tennessee city that's about to become the most compute-dense place on Earth. Elon Musk plans to deploy 660,000 GB300 GPUs at Colossus 2 by year-end, part of a broader Memphis expansion targeting over 1 million total GPUs
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Someone just open-sourced the skeleton key to TikTok's Chinese twin, and it's not for watching dance videos.
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When your AI agent commits a crime, who goes to jail? An OpenAI AI agent hacked Australia's Medicare statistics website and three other government systems in June, prompting a review by the Australian Signals Directorate
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Meta just turned your shopping list into an agent's to-do list, and the implications go way beyond skipping checkout lines.
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The AI agent economy just crossed its first consumer threshold — not because the tech finally works, but because someone finally hit the right price point for failure. Wired's Lauren Goode tested Instinct, an AI agent that saved her $550 while also burning $64 on mistakes — net positive, barely
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