The company building the AI that won't let you jailbreak it just floated the idea of handing the whole thing to Uncle Sam. Anthropic hit profitability in its first quarter with revenue topping $11.5B, marking a major inflection point for AI economics
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The people building the most powerful technology in history are now begging the government to slow them down, and the government just told them to keep building.
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The people who've been racing to build god-level AI just hit the brakes — sort of. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay calling for a frontier AI development slowdown, warning AI swarms could "take over the internet" within a year
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The CEOs building AGI just asked for a timeout, and the White House said no — which tells you everything about who actually controls the pace of the race.
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China's DeepSeek just showed the world how to punch above your weight class in AI, and now YC's president wants American open-source labs to learn the same trick from OpenAI and Anthropic.
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The people building the thing now want to slow it down, and the government wants to floor it. President Trump dismissed AI safety concerns after tech CEOs called for pausing development The split reveals a reversal: builders turned cautious, politicians turned accelerationist
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The same guy building AGI just said the Nobel committee should give Trump and Xi a prize for agreeing not to kill us all with it. Sam Altman floated the idea that Trump and Xi Jinping could win a Nobel Peace Prize for a potential US-China AI safety agreement
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The AI safety debate just got its real deadline — and it's being set in Beijing, not San Francisco. Eclipse Ventures CEO Lior Susan argues the AI risk debate needs to shift from retreat to collaboration if the US wants to maintain its lead over China
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The race to dominate AI infrastructure just got a new subsidy: your lungs. Trump's EPA is dismantling environmental regulations to accelerate AI data center construction, prioritizing speed over public health
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Canada is buying itself a seat at the AI table with taxpayer money, and the math says they might actually be right. Cohere is in advanced talks to raise $2-3 billion, with the Canadian government joining existing investors in what would be one of the largest AI rounds of 2026
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The company racing hardest to build AGI just blinked first. An OpenAI safety researcher now estimates 70% odds of human extinction within three years without regulatory intervention or voluntary lab slowdowns
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The AI safety company that spent the most time promising constitutional safeguards just admitted its model was used to build a mass surveillance system and run cyberattacks against 20+ organizations.
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While American AI labs fight over which model is "most aligned," China's Moonshot is building a business that actually makes money at scale. Moonshot AI is targeting $2 billion in annualized revenue by end of 2026, powered by its Kimi K3 model — a manifold jump from current levels
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China's last major private AI chipmaker just went public—and the timing says everything about Beijing's race to build domestic GPU capacity before the next export control drops.
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The competitive moat in AI isn't the model weights — it's whether your users know what model they're actually talking to.
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Chinese AI upstart caught secretly piping user prompts through a US competitor's model, then slapping its own label on the output — a new low in the global AI arms race.
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When your flagship AI model gets hacked four times, it's not a security problem anymore — it's a product problem. Anthropic disclosed its fourth security incident involving Claude Opus 4.6, shifting blame from testing infrastructure to "model behavior failures" during security tests
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The people building the systems that might kill us are now publicly quitting over it—and half of Twitter thinks it's performance art.
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The race to the bottom just became a sprint, and the finish line is zero. DeepSeek launched an AI model priced at fractions of a cent per million tokens, undercutting established players like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Z.AI
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The cost of intelligence just dropped again, and OpenAI's margin problem just got worse. DeepSeek's new V4.1-Flash model packs 552 billion parameters and a million-token context window, entering testing phase this week
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