Google's New AI Chips Target Nvidia's Most Profitable Market
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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Siemens CEO Says Europe's AI Rules Push $8B Investment to China and US
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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LLMs Can Code React Apps But Can't Beat Level 1-1 Mario
The smartest AI on the planet can write a React app but can't figure out how to jump over a turtle in Mario. Large language models still can't play video games, even as they ace increasingly complex benchmarks in coding, math, and reasoning.
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Anthropic Shelves Its Most Powerful AI After Security Tests Fail
Anthropic just hit the brakes on its most capable AI model yet, and the reason should worry anyone betting on self-regulation in the agent economy.
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Steve Bannon Sides With AI Safety Over Pentagon in Defense Deal Rejection
Steve Bannon just backed the AI safety crowd against the Pentagon, and that should tell you how strange the defense tech landscape has become. Steve Bannon said Anthropic "had it right" in refusing the Pentagon's terms to operate Claude with minimal guardrails, calling it "too dangerous."
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Andreessen Horowitz Bets Millions That AI Can Kill Accounting's Three-Week Nightmare
Andreessen Horowitz just backed an AI accounting platform, and if you think bookkeeping is boring, you haven't watched an agent turn three weeks of reconciliation into three minutes. Andreessen Horowitz invested in Rillet, an AI platform that automates finance and accounting workflows for businesses
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Anthropic Built an AI Weapon to Win Back the Pentagon
Anthropic bet its reputation on AI safety red lines, and it might have just found the one thing that makes Washington forget about principles: a cybersecurity weapon.
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OpenAI Burns Billions While Regular Users Wonder What AI Actually Does
The AI industry just invented a new word for burning money, and it explains why everyone outside the bubble feels like they're watching a different movie.
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Sam Altman's House Firebombed After OpenAI Death Threat
Someone firebombed Sam Altman's house, then told security he'd burn down OpenAI with everyone inside. On April 10, 20-year-old Daniel Moreno-Gama threw a molotov cocktail at Sam Altman's house in San Francisco, then threatened to burn down OpenAI's headquarters
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UK Banks Get Anthropic's Restricted AI Model While US Competitors Wait
Anthropic is weaponizing AI model scarcity, and UK banks are about to find out if the cybersecurity story was real or just clever gatekeeping.
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Nvidia CEO: Export Controls Failed, China Already Has Everything for Frontier AI
Nvidia's CEO just said the quiet part out loud: China already has everything it needs to build frontier AI, and export controls are theater.
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Marc Andreessen Just Spent $25 Million to Kill AI Regulation
Silicon Valley's most vocal VCs just wrote a $25 million check to make sure AI regulation doesn't happen the way Europe did it. Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz added $25 million to a pro-AI super PAC, pushing total funds over $50 million ahead of November 2026 midterms
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Nvidia CEO: DeepSeek Proves US and China Must Cooperate on AI
Jensen Huang just said the quiet part out loud: Mythos proved AI is too powerful for Cold War 2.0. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called for US-China AI cooperation following Anthropic's Mythos breakthrough, citing safety concerns around increasingly powerful AI systems
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Meta Faces WhatsApp AI Ban as EU Draws Line on Data Access
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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Democrats Told to Shut Up About AI Regulation or Lose $300M
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 Investors Now Wondering If They Bet on the Wrong AI Lab
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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IMF Warns Governments Already Behind on AI Risk Management
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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FBI Charges First Attempted Murder of an AI CEO
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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Claude Cracks 73% of Cybersecurity Tasks That Stumped Every Other AI
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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Palantir Alum Writes AI Regulation Playbook, Tech Giants Spending Millions to Stop His Congressional Run
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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