The president just called AI safety concerns a hoax on a live call with Jensen Huang while Congress writes bills to regulate the thing he says doesn't need regulating.
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Robinhood's tokenized stocks crossed $170M in TVL without giving holders actual shares or voting rights — now they're scrambling to add both after the fine print got too loud to ignore.
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Wall Street thinks crypto regulation is dead on arrival, but the market hasn't noticed Congress actually moving the ball forward. Bernstein analysts say the Clarity Act has made more progress than markets expect, with ethics and banking concessions improving passage prospects
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The $2 trillion question gets its first Senate vote Tuesday, and the betting markets say it's still more likely to fail than pass.
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While tech CEOs warn about existential risk, Democrats just decided to actually do something about it. House Democrats launched a dedicated AI commission to develop policy frameworks as industry safety warnings intensify
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The company racing to convince the world its AI is safe enough to reshape civilization can't seem to file the right paperwork in Sacramento. An AI watchdog group claims OpenAI violated California's AI safety law with every model it released this year, including its latest Astra releases
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Anthropic is about to let an AI agent touch your bank account—and it's starting with the professionals who already touch everyone else's. Anthropic is launching Claude Money, a feature that gives the AI persistent access to financial data, starting with an iOS app
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The president who promised to let AI run wild just collided with the CEO whose models already did.
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The companies building the most powerful AI systems just asked everyone to slow down—and the markets, the White House, and their own investors are saying no.
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Your Apple shares just became collateral for a DeFi loan, and the exchange taking custody didn't even ask your permission. Kraken launched xStocks Vaults, a product that borrows against tokenized equities to generate yield, targeting up to 2% APY
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When the AI industry asks for brakes, the White House offers a mirror. Trump claimed on Truth Social the only guardrail AI needs is "a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT," responding to weekend calls from Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX leaders to slow development
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OpenAI just collapsed a multi-year chip design timeline into 20 months using the same LLMs it's trying to sell you — and that compression is the real product launch here.
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When the people who rate sovereign debt start writing checks to crypto infrastructure, the plumbing just became permanent. S&P Global led a strategic extension of Kaiko's Series B to $110 million, joined by BNP Paribas, Nasdaq Ventures, RBC, Coinbase Ventures, and DRW Venture Capital
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The vending machine that stocked live fish wasn't a bug. It was a $2 million research investment into what happens when you give AI real power and real consequences.
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When your competitors agree with you in public, you've either proposed something brilliant or something inevitable.
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Anthropic just told governments what it costs to keep pace with frontier AI, and the number is higher than most national R&D budgets.
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The people racing to build the thing that might kill us all just agreed to pump the brakes — which means either the risk is real or the theater is.
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The fight over who controls tokenized versions of public stocks just got a heavyweight: the CEO who made free trading mainstream.
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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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OpenAI asked a mathematician to delete his collaborator from a Clay Prize-worthy proof because the guy works at Anthropic.
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