The federal government is in a cage match with states over who gets to decide if betting on presidential debates counts as gambling or just really specific financial contracts.
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The federal government just picked a side in the fight over whether states can regulate AI models for bias—and it's not the side that wants regulation.
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When the federal government backs a billionaire's lawsuit against state-level AI regulation, it's not about principles—it's about precedent.
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The lawsuit is flimsy, but the discovery is going to be spectacular. Elon Musk and Sam Altman head to court April 27th in Oakland, with Musk claiming OpenAI defrauded him after he left when he wasn't made CEO
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Beijing just turned Silicon Valley money into a permission slip, and every AI lab from Shanghai to Shenzhen is about to learn what "strategic autonomy" costs.
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The company that made "AI safety" its brand just proved it can't keep its most dangerous model safe. Unauthorized users accessed Claude Mythos the same day Anthropic announced its controlled rollout to select companies, according to Bloomberg.
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The AI safety crowd keeps warning us about rogue superintelligence, but it turns out the real threat vector is a Discord server and some bored kids with time on their hands.
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The AI party just hit the open bar limit—and the bartenders are running out of liquor. GitHub Copilot paused new signups and tightened usage limits; Anthropic experimented with pulling Claude Code from low-tier subscribers—both citing resource strain from agentic AI.
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The Pentagon just asked Congress for $54 billion to build autonomous war machines, a 24,000% budget increase that dwarfs every AI investment you've seen in the private sector.
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Musk is assembling an AI coalition to chase down Anthropic and OpenAI, and he's shopping for allies in Paris. xAI has explored a three-way partnership with Cursor and French AI startup Mistral to compete against Anthropic and OpenAI
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Google just dropped its bet on the agent economy, and it's not trying to sell you chatbots. Google released new tools for building AI agents designed to automate business tasks, directly challenging OpenAI and Anthropic in enterprise automation
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OpenAI just acknowledged what every European regulator already knew: you can't build a global AI empire from San Francisco alone. OpenAI hired its first managing director for Europe, Middle East, and Africa, poaching an Airbnb executive to navigate the region's political minefield
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Anthropic just built an AI so dangerous they're keeping it under wraps—and if your company doesn't have responsible AI governance by now, you're already behind.
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Anthropic built an AI that finds exploits in every major OS and browser, then lost control of it before launch.
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Mark Cuban just told you the fastest path to relevance in the agent economy, and it's simpler than you think.
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The CEO of the world's most valuable AI company just blamed his competitor for getting firebombed. Sam Altman told podcaster Ashlee Vance that "the way Anthropic talks about OpenAI doesn't help" when discussing the recent Molotov cocktail attack on his San Francisco home
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Apple just handed its $3 trillion bet on AI agents to a hardware guy most people have never heard of. John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO, inheriting Tim Cook's late-stage pivot to AI and a business model that's already half subscription revenue
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Amazon just bought itself a seat at the AI safety table for $5 billion, with another $20 billion in the chamber and a $100 billion cloud lock-in attached. Amazon invests $5B in Anthropic with rights to deploy up to $20B more, while Anthropic commits to $100B in AWS spending over ten years
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Google's about to ship chips that do the one thing Nvidia charges the most for: making AI actually answer your questions.
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Europe's AI regulations are now so burdensome that one of Germany's largest industrial companies just said it would rather build in America and China. Siemens CEO Roland Busch says the company will prioritize AI investments in the US and China if the EU doesn't fix its AI regulations
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