Google just handed AI the mouse and keyboard, and the race to build agents that work like digital employees just went from crawl to sprint. Gemini 3.5 Flash can now control computers by viewing screens, moving cursors, clicking buttons, and typing text just like a human would.
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Google's betting $1.5 billion that the future of AI runs through Appalachia, not just Silicon Valley. Google is pumping $1.5 billion into its Jackson County, Alabama data center over 2026-2027, expanding a campus that's been running since 2019
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The Pentagon just voted with its contracts, and Anthropic's ethical stance on military AI just cost them a customer with the world's largest defense budget.
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The AI arms race just forked into two futures—one where models are utilities like Linux, and one where they're locked vaults controlled by a handful of companies. A new manifesto argues open source AI is existentially necessary, not just philosophically nice, for innovation and safety to continue
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AlphaFold won a Nobel for predicting protein shapes, but turns out knowing what a protein looks like doesn't tell you where to stick a drug into it.
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OpenAI just shifted from teaching people how to prompt ChatGPT to teaching them how to build workflows that run without them. OpenAI Academy launched three new courses focused on applying AI to real work: building workflows, deploying agents, and scaling automation across teams
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Britain has unicorns. Now it wants a leviathan. James Wise of Balderton Capital predicts the UK could soon produce its first £100 billion tech company, a milestone no British firm has yet reached
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The UK is trying to fix its AI funding problem by forcing pension funds to stop acting like pension funds. UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announced plans to push institutional capital into British AI and tech startups through legal reforms to pension fund regulations
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The first major lawsuit where AI model abuse is the primary evidence trail just landed, and it's a preview of courtroom battles every foundation model company will face. Google sued a suspected Chinese cybercrime operation for using Gemini AI to generate 2+ million fraudulent text messages at scale
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The "Don't Be Evil" crowd is learning what happens when the people who build the tools stop believing in the people choosing the targets.
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The engineer who built the chatbot is now suing the company that fired him for saying it was dangerous, and the timing couldn't be worse for Musk's wallet.
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Apple spent $14 billion building what everyone else needed $670 billion to chase, and the gap tells you which companies actually believe their own hype.
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The CEOs building the tools don't know where the tools go — and that's not an oversight, it's the new architecture of liability.
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The talent exodus from xAI just spawned a company that wants to build what Grok can't: an AI that actually knows you.
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Google just put ten million dollars on the table to figure out how to keep AI agents from turning your digital life into a demolition derby.
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The AI infrastructure bill just came due, and it's being paid in equity, not venture capital. Anthropic filed confidentially for an IPO, beating OpenAI to the starting line in what could be two $1 trillion+ public debuts by fall
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When the world's most profitable ad company decides it needs to sell equity instead of just printing money from search, the AI infrastructure war just entered a new phase.
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Microsoft's developer conference agenda reads like a checklist for making your job redundant. Microsoft Build 2026 kicks off June 2nd in San Francisco, with Satya Nadella delivering the keynote at 12:30PM ET
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The company building the most powerful AI model in the world just told its own president to put his money where his mouth is—somewhere else.
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The AI lab that burned $8 billion to stay independent just filed to let retail investors pay for the next phase. Anthropic filed confidentially for an IPO, joining SpaceX and an expected OpenAI public debut in what could be the largest tech IPO wave in years
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