Bloomberg just put an AI agent inside the Terminal, and if you're still typing queries into search boxes, you're already behind. Kevin Sheekey demonstrated ASKB, Bloomberg's agentic AI, live at the Bloomberg Family Office Summit 2026 in Hong Kong
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Zuckerberg just bet that the next billion-dollar business won't be built by a team of twenty, it'll be built by one person and their AI.
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OpenAI just killed its TikTok clone after a few months because nobody wanted to scroll infinite AI fever dreams. OpenAI shut down Sora's social media platform, refocusing on enterprise services and coding tools after months of anemic growth
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OpenAI just put a bounty on the vulnerabilities that could break the agent economy before it scales. OpenAI launched a Safety Bug Bounty program targeting AI abuse and safety risks, specifically calling out agentic vulnerabilities, prompt injection, and data exfiltration
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The same CEOs who spent the last decade claiming AI needs regulation are now the ones writing the rules. Meta's Zuckerberg, Nvidia's Huang, Oracle's Ellison, and Google's Brin join Trump's revived President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, focused on AI policy
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Google just opened the API gates to Lyria 3, and suddenly every developer with a credit card can ship AI-generated music at scale. Lyria 3 is now available through the Gemini API in paid preview, marking Google's first commercial release of its music generation model to developers
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Granola just 6x'd its valuation in one round by doing what most AI tools refuse to do: listening when users said "we don't want another chatbot, we want something that actually works."
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Bernie Sanders just proposed a full stop on data center construction until Congress figures out what "safe AI" means.
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Apple isn't just renting Google's AI—it's got the keys to the server room and a license to remix. Apple has complete access to Google's Gemini model in its own data centers, can fine-tune it, and distill smaller versions for on-device use
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Vultr wants a billion dollars to prove that being early doesn't mean you win. Vultr, a 2014-vintage cloud provider backed by AMD, is raising at least $1 billion to compete in the AI compute arms race
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While AI overviews are eating media traffic alive, breaking news clicks are up 103%, and the reason reveals exactly where human journalism still wins. Global publisher traffic from Google dropped one-third last year, with organic search down 42% according to Define Media Group analysis
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China just put the cofounders of Manus under exit ban while it reviews Meta's $2 billion AI agent acquisition, and this is the real opening shot in the AI sovereignty war.
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Cipher Digital just locked a 15-year hyperscale data center lease and $200 million in financing, and the stock jumped 9% because the market finally gets it: AI infrastructure is the new gold rush.
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A British bank just turned customer deposits into blockchain tokens, and regulators said yes. Monument Bank is tokenizing £250 million in retail deposits, making them programmable while keeping FSCS protection and interest payments intact.
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The governor who made Elon Musk is calling him out for handing America's EV lead to China. California Gov. Gavin Newsom called Elon Musk "one of the great disappointments" of this era, accusing him of abandoning EVs for robotics while China now controls 70% of the global EV market
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The chatbot wars just became a checkout war. Google's Gemini partnered with Gap Inc (Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Athleta) to let users buy clothes without leaving the chat interface, while OpenAI rolled out an updated shopping UI in ChatGPT.
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Europe just wrote a $40 million check to stop asking America for permission to move things in space. Swiss startup Pave Space raised $40 million in seed funding to build orbital transfer hardware for satellites and cargo
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The AI safety narrative just collided with the Pentagon's procurement office, and the wreckage tells us more about power than principles. Anthropic and OpenAI are both negotiating Pentagon deals, sparking user exodus from ChatGPT and London's largest AI protest to date
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Baltimore just made local consumer protection law the new frontier in AI liability, and it might actually work. Baltimore filed a consumer protection lawsuit against X and xAI over Grok-generated deepfakes, bypassing the stalled federal AI regulatory conversation entirely.
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AI infrastructure spending is now strong enough to absorb geopolitical shocks that would have cratered trade volumes a decade ago. China's trade volumes are on track to exceed last year's record levels despite war in Iran driving oil prices higher
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