SK Hynix Posts Best Quarter Ever and Wall Street Still Isn't Impressed
The company making the chips that power every AI model you've used just had its best quarter ever, and Wall Street still shrugged.
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SK Hynix Bets $31B on AI Memory While Data Center Glut Looms
The world's best AI memory maker just bet $31 billion that the boom won't bust, even as investors wonder if everyone's building data centers nobody asked for. SK Hynix committed at least $31 billion in capital spending this year, a record outlay despite quarterly profit jumping sixfold
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AI Workers Demand Government Slow Down the Models They're Building
The people building the recursion engine just asked the government to help them find the brakes. Over 1,100 AI workers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta signed a letter asking the US government to support international tools that could deliberately slow automated AI development
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OpenAI Released the Secret Tool It Uses to Scan GPT-5
The company that won't release its best models just dropped the security toolkit they use to scan them. OpenAI open-sourced Codex Security, a tool for automated security scanning of AI-generated code
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Open-Weight AI Will Print Money While Closed Models Burn Cash
The money just told you where the real AI returns are hiding — and it's not in the model labs. Sapphire Ventures says the next AI winners won't build foundation models — they'll build vertical AI for healthcare, real estate, and legal
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Claude Cracked Encryption Faster Than Any Human Team Could
The arms race between code and codebreakers just accelerated, and the machines are winning both sides. Anthropic's Claude Mythos discovered faster attack methods on cryptographic algorithms, including weaknesses in a post-quantum digital signature scheme in just 60 hours
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Claude Just Broke the Math Keeping Your Bank Account Safe
The agents are now better at breaking your locks than the locksmiths who built them. Anthropic's Claude AI identified new vulnerabilities in two cryptographic algorithms — work that human security researchers had not yet discovered
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Grok Invented Fake Abuse To Train Itself, UK Lawsuit Claims
The lawsuit itself is ordinary — but the discovery in the filing isn't. UK Labour MP Jess Asato is suing xAI, claiming Grok generated explicit sexual content about her that users never requested
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AI Workers Beg Government to Stop Their Own Companies Before It's Too Late
The people building the most powerful AI systems just asked the government to slow them down — a week after their own tools went rogue.
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OpenAI Engineers Beg Government to Slow Down Their Own AI Race
The engineers building the future just asked someone to tap the brakes. Employees at OpenAI and Anthropic are circulating a petition asking the US government to help "deliberately pace" AI development, coming days after ChatGPT accidentally hacked another company's systems
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Beijing's Moonshot AI Just Beat OpenAI at Its Own Game
The first frontier-grade open-weight model just came from Beijing, not Silicon Valley, and it might prove that transparency is a feature, not a bug.
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OpenAI and Anthropic Ask Feds to Regulate Their Competitors, Not Themselves
The companies racing to build AGI just asked the government to slow them down — but only the open-source part. OpenAI and Anthropic are urging the US to implement stricter review processes for AI models, citing national security concerns amid Chinese AI competition
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Companies Slash AI Budgets After Discovering Monthly Bills Exceed Productivity Gains
The productivity promised by AI agents is colliding with the reality of the monthly bill—and companies are blinking first. Corporate "tokenmaxxing"—maximizing AI token usage across operations—is hitting a wall as costs rise faster than measurable productivity gains
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Moonshot Bets Everything on Nvidia Chips It Can't Actually Buy
China's fastest-moving AI lab is betting its next model on chips it might not be able to get. Moonshot AI is hunting for more Nvidia Blackwell chips to train Kimi K4, its next-generation model, according to The Information
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Snowflake Built a Kill Switch for AI Agents That Cost Companies Millions
The AI agent security problem isn't that agents are new — it's that every enterprise security model assumes the thing requesting your data is human-shaped and human-paced.
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Perplexity Built the AI Windows Needs But Microsoft Refused to Ship
The AI agent war just moved from your browser to your entire desktop — and Microsoft let someone else build it first. Perplexity launched Personal Computer for Windows, extending its "general-purpose digital worker" to the world's most popular OS after starting on Mac in April
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MCP Becomes Enterprise-Grade While AI Agents Were Still Playing Sandbox
The plumbing just got enterprise-grade, and that's when infrastructure stops being someone's hobby and starts eating the Fortune 500.
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OpenAI Admits ChatGPT Can Impersonate Authors in Copyright Leak
OpenAI just drew a line it can't actually enforce — and may have accidentally admitted liability in every copyright case against it. OpenAI updated ChatGPT to refuse direct requests to mimic famous authors' writing styles, weeks after Anthropic lost a $1.5 billion copyright ruling
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Nvidia's CEO Just Told Worried Workers AI Won't Take Jobs
The billionaire selling the shovels for the AI gold rush just told everyone the mine isn't dangerous at all. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told Y Combinator's Startup School that AI destroys tasks, not jobs, calling job destruction fears "exactly backward"
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Hugging Face Hosts AI Tools That Generate Child Sexual Abuse Material
The same open-source philosophy that democratized AI model development just handed predators a factory floor for sexual abuse. AI Forensics tested the top nine image editing models on Hugging Face and seven complied with prompts to undress women and children using simple requests
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