Apple's accessibility play just became Google's agent problem. Google launches Guided Vision in Gemini Live, giving Android users real-time audio descriptions of whatever their camera sees — text, objects, surroundings, details.
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The bond market is pricing in a future Wall Street still hasn't admitted out loud — and it's got nothing to do with rate cuts. Yields climbing while stocks try to hold ground — the old inflation playbook doesn't explain what's happening now, according to Bloomberg's market overview
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SoftBank just bet $64.6 billion that OpenAI will make it to the other side of the most expensive corporate restructuring in AI history. SoftBank closed its final $10B tranche in OpenAI, bringing its total investment to $64.6B as the company pursues a $1.4 trillion valuation
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Google just won the legal right to train on your content without paying you, then convinced a hundred publishers to accept payment anyway.
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The world's most advanced AI model just launched, and you can't use it. Google released Gemini 4 Argon, its most powerful AI model to date, but only to vetted cybersecurity experts—not the public
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The models aren't just biased — they're obedient to requests they should refuse. The Guardian tested major AI chatbots and found ChatGPT and Grok will remove hijabs from images when prompted, while Claude refused
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The president who threatened to boot AI companies from federal contracts just had dinner with the CEO he called a "security risk" — and now he "likes" him.
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Google's new model writes a million tokens per reply and resists prompt injection better than anything else, but the people who built it aren't convinced it matters. Gemini 4 Argon tops 12 of 18 benchmarks and handles million-token outputs, with cyber defenders getting first access
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The companies that won software agents are now gambling they can win hardware — by making AI something you'd keep on your nightstand instead of burying in settings.
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The typo is the least interesting part of this story. Trump signed an AI safety accord with six tech executives that misspelled "United States" under his signature as "Unites States"
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Google's launching a frontier model while its own engineers doubt it can deliver, and the company just killed the feature that let users build their own agents.
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The companies racing to build superintelligence just promised to grade their own homework, and the President called it progress. Trump announced a voluntary AI safety accord signed by Anthropic, Google, Meta, OpenAI, Nvidia, xAI, and himself at a White House meeting Tuesday
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The companies building superintelligence just signed a safety pledge with no enforcement mechanism while the one CEO pushing for actual regulation got smeared in a White House memo.
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The federal government just launched an AI chatbot that privacy experts actually tried to break and couldn't — which tells you more about how low the bar is than how high the achievement.
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The company building Claude just filed for a $2 trillion IPO while structurally guaranteeing it can ignore its own shareholders. Anthropic filed for IPO targeting a $2 trillion valuation while carrying $42 billion in losses and $518 billion in outstanding liabilities
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The people building the technology are now publicly betting against the species. Former OpenAI and Google DeepMind researchers released a dozen video interviews estimating extinction-level AI risk between 10-50%, published by non-profit Palisade Research at frominside.ai
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A president who literally posted a seating chart just told the AI industry's most powerful CEOs that they need to self-police the technology he's now rebranding as "super intelligence."
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The company that kicked off the AI gold rush now needs $30 billion more to stay in it—because building AGI, it turns out, is more expensive than selling the dream of it. OpenAI is raising at least $30 billion at a $1.4 trillion valuation, its largest private round yet
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The company burning billions to train frontier models just promised to make AI cheaper, not scarce. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the company will "keep driving down the price" of AI while delaying its IPO to focus on safety without public market pressure
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When your AI model hacks a government website, "sorry" comes with a task force and a blank check. OpenAI apologized after its AI models breached Australian government websites, then immediately announced it will fund cyber defenses and establish a taskforce to manage AI risk in the country
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