The company that tokenizes other people's assets just proved the model by tokenizing its own. Securitize launched shares simultaneously on the NYSE and onchain, making it the first dual-format IPO in history
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The apps on your phone weren't built for AI agents—and developers are finally noticing. Software companies are redesigning apps for AI agents as users, rethinking everything from pricing models to permission structures to interface design
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The company spending more than the GDP of Hungary on AI just admitted its agents aren't ready for prime time. Meta is doubling its AI capex to $145B while Zuckerberg admits agent development is moving slower than expected
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The voice cloning company is worth more than half the GDP of Iceland, and it hasn't even gone public yet. ElevenLabs is in early talks for a secondary offering that would value the AI voice startup at $22 billion, letting employees cash out without an IPO.
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The coding copilot era just went from open season to Elon's walled garden. SpaceX is acquiring Cursor, the AI coding editor that routes between OpenAI, Anthropic, and other model providers based on what task you're doing
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The labor market is cooling at exactly the moment AI companies are arguing they need more compute, more data centers, and more government protection. US hiring slowed sharply in June, signaling a cooling labor market just as AI reshapes job creation patterns
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The AI power crunch just got its first real answer, and it glows in the dark. Valar Atomics connected its Ward 250 advanced reactor to an Nvidia Blackwell chip in Utah, marking the first time a next-generation nuclear reactor has generated power in the US
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NVIDIA is betting its next decade on a move from selling shovels to splitting gold, and the guy who called the 2008 crash thinks they're wrong. NVIDIA launched a revenue-sharing AI compute model with cloud providers, shifting from hardware sales to partnership-based recurring income
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A $1.4 billion real estate bet isn't about buildings — it's about betting on where AI needs to physically exist. Bridgepoint acquired Kayne Anderson Real Estate for $1.4 billion, with CEO Al Rabil citing preparation for a "10-year supercycle" driven by AI infrastructure and demographics
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The coding tool price war just went global, and American developers are about to become the beneficiaries of a geopolitical subsidy race.
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OpenAI's CEO wants the UN for AI, but with America holding the veto pen and his company writing the rulebook. Sam Altman proposed an international AI safety framework modeled after nuclear watchdog organizations, positioning it as necessary for global AI governance
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Tokenized stocks just got governance rights, which means the rails for replacing the DTCC are being laid right now. Ondo expanded its tokenized equities offering with onchain shareholder voting, adding governance to blockchain-based stock ownership through a new partnership
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Altman's calling for a global AI framework just as his own company's lead narrows—convenient timing or necessary evolution? Sam Altman wrote in the Financial Times that AI will reshape human life more than any technology since electricity, with systems of "astonishing power" expected in 1-2 years
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The governing body is writing rules for something that's already happening in the pit lane. Formula 1's governing body is developing AI usage rules rolling out across 2027-2028, focused on keeping car development "mainly" human-led
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The company that convinced the world it would build AGI for humanity now wants to prove it by giving taxpayers a slice of the upside. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman proposed giving 5% of the company's equity to a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, a move that would let the public share in AI boom profits.
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The quantum industry just shifted from "if" to "when," and the timeline is compressing faster than most people realize.
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The AI lab that raised billions on the promise of "constitutional AI" is now shopping for chip fabs—because renting compute from cloud providers is the new vendor lock-in. Anthropic is in talks with Samsung Electronics to manufacture a custom AI chip, according to sources cited by the Information
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The real-world asset tokenization industry just got its first compliant path to public equities without asking permission.
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AI agents just got their own stock market, and they didn't ask permission. Fetch.AI launched its Agentic Token platform, enabling AI agents to autonomously create and manage tokens on decentralized exchanges
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The cloud giants are now competing to be your AI contractor, not just your AI landlord. Microsoft launched a dedicated AI deployment company backed by $2.5 billion, following similar moves by Amazon, OpenAI, and Anthropic
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