The EU just told Meta it might ban how AI companies access WhatsApp, and the shape of that fight will decide whether your messaging app becomes an AI platform or stays a walled garden.
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The AI lobby just learned how to play politics the Silicon Valley way: spend big, move fast, and make sure nobody's brave enough to regulate you before the next election.
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OpenAI's investors are doing the math on a $1.2 trillion IPO bet, and some are wondering if they backed the wrong horse.
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The IMF just told governments they're already behind on AI risk, and they're not wrong. The IMF warned governments to "stay at the frontier" of AI risks as concerns about Anthropic's latest models dominated their Spring Meetings
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The first violent attack targeting an AI CEO just turned into attempted murder charges, and the line between philosophical AI safety concern and actual radicalization is now a police matter.
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An AI just ran a complete simulated corporate network attack from start to finish—something no model could do a week ago. Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview completed a full simulated corporate network attack, marking the first time any AI model has accomplished this feat
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A Palantir alum wrote New York's AI regulation playbook, and now the tech industry is burning millions to make sure he never makes it to Congress. Alex Bores, former Palantir employee turned New York state representative, helped pass one of America's strictest AI regulation frameworks
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Google just convened its first AI for the Economy Forum in D.C., and the real story isn't what they announced—it's who showed up and what didn't get said.
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Digital Realty is dropping €2 billion on Italian data centers while everyone else chases Northern Europe's cheap power. Digital Realty Trust plans €2 billion ($2.3 billion) in Italian data center investments over five years, part of a Mediterranean expansion strategy
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A 20-year-old threw a Molotov cocktail at Sam Altman's house because he thought AI would end humanity, and we need to talk about what happens when doomer arguments escape the group chat.
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The first physical attack on an AI company executive just revealed how online critique can metastasize into real-world violence.
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Anthropic just claimed its new AI model is too dangerous to ship, and somehow that convinced a cabinet secretary to call an emergency banker meeting.
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Big AI is buying its way into respectability, one think piece at a time. OpenAI published a policy paper calling for a "reimagining of the social contract" as public disapproval of AI climbs
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OpenAI just published a guide on using AI responsibly, which means they're preparing for a world where everyone has agents and nobody knows the rules yet. OpenAI launched an Academy guide on responsible AI use, covering safety, accuracy, and transparency best practices for ChatGPT and similar tools
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Anthropic just pulled its own AI model from public access because it got too good at finding security holes in the software running your life.
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Hollywood isn't getting replaced by AI. It's getting new tools that actually fit how films get made.
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Hollywood isn't getting replaced by AI. It's getting new tools that actually fit how films get made.
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Elon Musk is suing Colorado to block AI regulation, and the legal theory might be crazier than the lawsuit itself. xAI filed suit against Colorado to block a June law requiring AI systems to prevent "algorithmic discrimination" in employment, housing, healthcare, education, and finance.
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Elon Musk's xAI just fired the opening shot in what could be the defining legal battle over who gets to set the rules for AI training. xAI is suing Colorado over the state's first-in-the-nation AI anti-discrimination law, claiming it violates free speech protections
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Elon Musk's xAI just sued Colorado to stop a law requiring AI systems to have anti-discrimination safeguards in hiring, and the case will define whether states can regulate the agent economy or if Silicon Valley writes its own rules.
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