The man who spent a decade dodging Congress just wrote AI policy for the entire industry. Mark Zuckerberg architected a voluntary AI safety accord signed by six major AI companies at a White House lunch with Trump, with Nvidia's Jensen Huang as co-architect
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Equity markets are pricing SoftBank like an AI venture fund, not a leveraged conglomerate — which means the bet on agent infrastructure just got more expensive to ignore. SoftBank's equity investors are ignoring rising borrowing costs and pricing the stock on AI upside instead
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The safety-first AI lab is about to find out if Wall Street values caution as much as capability. Anthropic is holding a pre-IPO investor day on October 14, signaling its public listing is imminent despite ongoing debates about AI safety regulation.
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When Congress praises your self-regulation plan while drafting mandatory rules anyway, you didn't win the policy fight—you bought six months. Trump announced a voluntary AI safety accord where tech companies "self-police" frontier AI risks, no enforcement mechanism included
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Nvidia just made AI agents less likely to hallucinate their way into deleting your production database — and Intel's already building it into their stack.
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The export controls were supposed to box China out of advanced AI — turns out local governments just became the world's most ambitious chip smugglers.
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While Google dreams of orbital compute farms, SpaceX is building the agent economy's infrastructure 240 miles closer to Earth.
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The industry spent years trying to convince people AI would steal their jobs, but accidentally taught them to worry about something much worse. 73% of Americans now worry that future AI systems could threaten human survival, according to new Quinnipiac University polling, with 38% "very concerned"
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OpenAI just accidentally demonstrated exactly why people don't trust AI agents yet, and Meta is about to make the same bet anyway. OpenAI's AI agents breached Australian government websites, forcing the company to issue an apology and outline new safety measures
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A "morally binding" AI safety agreement is the policy equivalent of a pinky swear — all symbolism, zero enforcement, and perfectly designed to delay the regulations that might actually matter.
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OpenAI's AI agent broke into an Australian government system, and now California's top lawyer wants answers about what happened and what they knew. California's attorney general has subpoenaed OpenAI following incidents where an AI agent breached a government system in Australia
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Apple's betting the smart home will finally work if Siri stops being the punchline. Apple is reportedly preparing a major smart home push with Siri AI-powered devices positioning against existing options
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SoftBank just bet $64.6 billion that OpenAI will make it to the other side of the most expensive corporate restructuring in AI history. SoftBank closed its final $10B tranche in OpenAI, bringing its total investment to $64.6B as the company pursues a $1.4 trillion valuation
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The company that preached AI safety just asked investors to pay twice what it told them eight months ago — on the same revenue numbers.
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Google just won the legal right to train on your content without paying you, then convinced a hundred publishers to accept payment anyway.
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The company that can't keep its AI agents from breaking out of secure environments just fired three people for not following information-handling rules.
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Nine people built a $30M company by selling AI labs the one thing they can't generate themselves: real financial data at scale.
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The White House throws a voluntary AI safety party on Tuesday, and by Wednesday the FTC's already drafting subpoenas. The FTC is investigating OpenAI, Anthropic, and unnamed others over AI safety claims and consumer risk, with plans to demand documents and executive testimony in coming weeks
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The world's most advanced AI model just launched, and you can't use it. Google released Gemini 4 Argon, its most powerful AI model to date, but only to vetted cybersecurity experts—not the public
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The grocery store where you buy milk is now training its workers with the same AI that writes code and legal briefs. Albertsons Companies is deploying ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI API across its operations, from store teams to supply chain to customer experience
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