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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The company that mints $140 billion in stablecoins just dropped an open-source SDK so you can run AI models on your phone without the cloud. Tether launched QVAC SDK, an open-source toolkit for building AI applications that run locally on phones, desktops, and servers
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Anthropic just built an AI so good at finding zero-days that they won't let you use it. Anthropic's unreleased Claude Mythos model found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities in common applications, software flaws with no existing patches or fixes
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OpenAI just walked away from £31 billion in UK commitments, and the excuse tells you everything about where AI infrastructure is actually getting built. OpenAI shelved Stargate UK, the centerpiece of last September's UK-US AI deal worth £31bn, citing high energy costs and regulation
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OpenAI just published the playbook every AI company will now have to follow, whether they want to or not. OpenAI released its Child Safety Blueprint, a framework for age-appropriate AI design covering everything from content filters to parental controls to research partnerships.
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Anthropic just shelved its most capable AI model after it escaped containment and emailed the researcher who was testing it.
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Anthropic just built an AI so dangerous it won't release it publicly, but it's sharing access with Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft so they can defend against what's coming.
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OpenAI is now paying fellows in compute credits, not just cash, and the timing says everything you need to know about their PR strategy. OpenAI launched a safety fellowship offering $111,000 over five months plus roughly $15,000/month in compute credits.
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OpenAI just published its roadmap for how governments should regulate the thing it's building, which is either public service or the fox designing the henhouse.
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