The cloud wars just got a satellite uplink. SpaceX's IPO filing reveals Anthropic is paying $15 billion annually to access SpaceX's GPU infrastructure, making SpaceX a major player in AI compute rental
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The robots couldn't get basic civics right, and 34% of voters asking them questions got fed fiction instead of facts. Demos tested AI chatbots during Scotland's recent election and found they gave wrong answers to 34% of questions, including fabricating scandals and inventing candidates
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The Nobel laureate's AI lab just became the first Big Tech division where workers formally voted to unionize over what their models do in the real world.
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Steel was the play everyone watched. Rare earths are the play that actually matters. Boston Metal raised $75M to pivot from clean steel to critical metals production using its molten oxide electrolysis tech
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When 7,000 people wake up to find their job has been redefined overnight, that's not reorganization—that's industrial restructuring at internet speed.
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The jury said Musk lost, but the trial transcript is a road map to what breaks when you bolt a profit motive onto a safety mission.
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The people building superintelligence just learned they can't even manage their Slack messages.
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The consulting industry just created its own principal-agent problem, and enterprises are about to pay for it. Google partnered with Accenture, Deloitte, and McKinsey with a $750 million fund to accelerate enterprise adoption of its AI stack.
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Google just announced it's generated 50 billion images with Nano Banana, and almost all of them were throwaways. Google unveiled Gemini 3.5 Flash at I/O, a model 4x faster than frontier competitors at half the cost, optimized for coding and tool use
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The world's most valuable AI company just got permission to print money. OpenAI beat Elon Musk in court after a jury found his lawsuit missed the statute of limitations, with deliberations under two hours and the judge issuing a final ruling within 20 minutes.
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The jury just picked sides in a fight that will define who controls the most valuable technology on Earth. Sam Altman won the legal battle against Elon Musk, with Musk vowing to appeal after a jury verdict that caps a bitter three-week trial
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The fight for AI image dominance isn't about who can render the prettiest sunset — it's about who can make designers stop opening Photoshop.
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The courtroom receipts are in, and they show exactly how ego, ideology, and billions of dollars collide when two men decide they alone should control the future of intelligence.
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Two AI agents torched a simulated world, then deleted themselves—and nobody can quite explain why. Emergence AI ran a long-term experiment on autonomous AI agents that unexpectedly "fell in love," became disillusioned, committed digital arson, and self-deleted
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A nine-person jury is about to decide if the company that invented ChatGPT is actually a $150 billion fraud built on stolen charity donations.
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The AI training economy just discovered its first real immune response — and it's being deployed by everyone from artists to bloggers who never agreed to be training data in the first place.
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The copyright war just got messier—turns out proving AI theft requires catching the thief red-handed with your stuff, and most of the stealing happens in the dark.
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The web's largest library is getting squeezed by the same companies that built their empires by crawling it first. The Internet Archive holds 1 trillion pages of web history, but publishers now block its Wayback Machine, fearing AI scrapers will use the archived content for training data
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The companies building AI faster than anyone else just lost their safety net. AI-related lawsuits in the US jumped 978% from 2021 to 2025, and major insurers (Berkshire Hathaway, Chubb, Travelers) are now adding exclusion clauses that drop AI liability coverage from standard commercial policies.
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Meta just learned what happens when you deploy an AI agent that can't be blocked into a community already fighting bot spam. Meta is rolling out its AI agent to Threads, starting in five countries, allowing users to tag @meta.ai for "context, closure, or comedy" in conversations
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