The lawsuit that could have forced OpenAI to stay nonprofit just died in two hours of jury deliberation, and now the company that makes ChatGPT wants to hit Wall Street before anyone changes their mind.
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Europe is finally writing checks big enough to matter in the compute wars. A European consortium is bidding on a €10 billion data center campus in France, part of the EU's push to build competitive AI infrastructure on the continent
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The first generation raised on digital platforms is rejecting the one technology Silicon Valley promised would save them. College students are organizing protests, petitions, and performance art against AI adoption on campuses, with reports of booing at graduation ceremonies
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While Silicon Valley debates AI safety frameworks, Singapore just wrote a $234 million check to build the infrastructure. OpenAI is opening its first overseas applied AI lab in Singapore with a $234 million commitment and plans to create over 200 technical roles.
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The jury said Musk lost, but the trial transcript is a road map to what breaks when you bolt a profit motive onto a safety mission.
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The man who lost $70 billion on WeWork is now betting more than that on a single AI company, and this time his own team is nervous.
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The AI safety fight just got a new battlefield: the IPO roadshow deck. Musk is staffing xAI with leaders from Tesla and SpaceX as he rebuilds the AI startup before taking SpaceX public
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The courtroom receipts are in, and they show exactly how ego, ideology, and billions of dollars collide when two men decide they alone should control the future of intelligence.
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NVIDIA just drew a line in the sand: if you're building voice AI in 2026, you're either using NeMo or explaining why not. NVIDIA NeMo Speech is a production-ready framework for building speech AI, covering ASR, TTS, and multimodal voice applications — with new models shipping monthly
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The EU's privacy crusader is backing a new institute to safety-test AI for kids, using the same "independent standards" logic that gave us cookie consent hell.
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OpenAI is shopping for lawyers to sue the richest company on earth while still cashing Microsoft's checks. OpenAI has hired outside counsel and is preparing possible legal action against Apple, claiming breach of contract over the two-year-old ChatGPT integration deal
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When AI companies print money, states collect the receipts — and California just proved the tax base of the future isn't geographic, it's computational. California's revised budget shows zero deficit for 2026 and 2027, powered by unexpected tax revenue from AI sector growth
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Wall Street's most disciplined institution just admitted it can't move fast enough to keep an AI from bankrupting it. Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO, flagged the real AI risk: not sci-fi catastrophe, but speed asymmetry between AI action and human correction.
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The companies building AI faster than anyone else just lost their safety net. AI-related lawsuits in the US jumped 978% from 2021 to 2025, and major insurers (Berkshire Hathaway, Chubb, Travelers) are now adding exclusion clauses that drop AI liability coverage from standard commercial policies.
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The companies assembling AI's physical layer are printing money while the market obsesses over who's training the models. Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported stronger-than-expected quarterly profit, driven by AI server assembly for Nvidia
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The jury about to decide OpenAI's fate just heard what happens when the world's richest man loses an argument about building God.
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White-glove wealth management is about to become a commodity service, and the democratization weapon is an API. Charles Schwab plans to deploy AI to extend premium wealth management services, historically reserved for high-net-worth clients, to less-affluent customers
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The problem isn't what Demi Moore said about AI — it's that we keep asking actors to solve problems engineers created and executives are exploiting.
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While Silicon Valley argues about AI valuations in the abstract, Hong Kong just watched investors put $270 million into drug delivery algorithms and get a 185% first-day return. Metis TechBio raised HK$2.1 billion ($270 million) in its Hong Kong IPO, using AI for drug delivery and formulation
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