The multibillion-dollar bet on language models might be solving the wrong problem. Andrew Dai, ex-Google DeepMind researcher, launched Elorian AI to build models that reason in images, not just words converted from images
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The same companies that scraped the internet without asking are now writing terms of service that say you can't do the same thing back to them.
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OpenAI just survived Musk's lawsuit only to get hit by Apple — and now the real damage might come from the public insult match happening in plain sight. Apple sued OpenAI accusing ex-employees of stealing trade secrets for rival AI hardware, weeks after OpenAI beat Musk in court
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The two men building the future are now publicly accusing each other of fraud — and the thing that set them off says more about the agent economy than their feud does.
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A pop star calls AI glasses "not sexy" at a Ray-Ban sponsored festival, and suddenly we're talking about the social cost of always-on recording. Lorde called out AI glasses as "not sexy" during her set at Ray-Ban-sponsored Real Cool Festival in Madrid, likely targeting the Ray-Ban Meta glasses
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The difference between shipping code and shipping tokens just became a $100/month problem for every dev team running AI assistants.
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The AI race just shifted from "mine is smarter" to "mine costs less per token," and that's the moment when enterprise tooling becomes real infrastructure. OpenAI, Meta, and SpaceXAI all released new models in the past week, with pricing now the headline feature over raw capability gains
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The end of reading as a mass behavior might arrive before the end of scarcity economics. Reading rates are collapsing across demographics, with AI-generated audio and video replacing text consumption at accelerating pace
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The AI boom is rewiring trade flows faster than any tariff ever could, and the West just realized it's been building on rented land.
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The Bitcoin treasury playbook just got its first high-profile defector, and the market rewarded the pivot. Empery Digital sold roughly half its Bitcoin holdings to fund an AI data center project and tackle debt, with shares rising on the news.
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OpenAI just beat Musk in court, and now Apple's lawyers are at the door — turns out winning one war doesn't pause the next. Apple is suing OpenAI for allegedly stealing trade secrets through ex-employees working on rival AI hardware
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OpenAI's help documentation now reads like a product manager's nightmare — three apps, two modes, one brand, zero coherence.
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The app that's supposed to be the future of AI-powered work just shipped as a monument to organizational chaos. OpenAI released a new "super app" version of ChatGPT for Mac and Windows, but the upgrade path is so confusing that users with the old app installed get zero notification it exists
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AI coding agents just got something they've never had before: institutional memory that doesn't cost a fortune in API calls or break when three agents touch the same file.
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George Hotz just drew a line in the sand between the people building AGI and the people who think they deserve to rule it.
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The platform that taught a generation to YOLO their stimulus checks just handed them a robot that never sleeps. Robinhood is rolling out AI agent trading capabilities to its millions of US users, with crypto trader assistance coming "soon"
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The AI found the needle in the haystack, then buried it under a mountain of fake needles. The Ethereum Foundation used AI agents to find a remotely triggerable crash bug in validator software that could take nodes offline
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The 70,000 equity traders who already handed their portfolios to bots are about to get company from the crypto crowd. Robinhood is expanding its Agentic Trading product — which lets AI agents execute trades on behalf of users — from equities to crypto for eligible US customers
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Football is moving billions this summer in the oldest currency there is: cash wired between banks that take three days to settle.
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The memory chip business has always been feast or famine, but SK Hynix just bet $26.5 billion that AI demand rewrites those rules permanently. SK Hynix priced its ADRs at $149 and opened at $170, closing up 13% on its first trading day in the largest-ever U.S. listing by a foreign company
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