OpenAI Bans the $100B Industry That Invented Online Payments
OpenAI just walked away from legal erotica, and the industry that taught the internet how to make money is suddenly toxic to AI builders.
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OpenAI just walked away from legal erotica, and the industry that taught the internet how to make money is suddenly toxic to AI builders.
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Democrats are planning to weaponize congressional subpoenas against CEOs and companies in 2027, turning corporate America into a proxy battlefield since they can't touch the White House directly.
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The Pentagon is sitting on wind farm approvals while Trump races to build AI data centers that need the exact power those wind farms would provide.
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SpaceX is about to test if the public markets can even handle what private markets have become. SpaceX plans a $75 billion raise at a $1.75 trillion valuation, larger than the entire U.S. IPO market in most recent years and the first-ever trillion-dollar debut.
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WorkOS just shipped an AI agent that reads your codebase, writes auth integration for you, and manages your entire auth stack from the terminal.
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Anthropic is warning the White House that its unreleased AI model makes large-scale hacks inevitable this year, and the attackers won't be human.
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OpenAI just killed its erotica chatbot, video app, and shopping feature in the same week, and the pattern tells you everything about where AI money actually lives.
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OpenAI just killed Sora after six months, and the real story isn't that it failed, it's what comes next when AI companies stop chasing novelty and start chasing revenue. OpenAI shut down Sora, its AI video generation app and API, after launching just six months ago in September
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Opera ticket sales are tripling while Silicon Valley tries to automate everything, and that's not a contradiction. Opera globally is a $3.4 billion industry projected to hit $5.33 billion, with first-time attendance more than tripling since 2021
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The U.S. Navy just bet $2.4 billion that AI can solve a 70-million-man-hour labor deficit in submarine production.
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The White House's AI framework just revealed what everyone suspected: Republicans can't agree on what to regulate, and tech policy is about to stall in the same old gridlock. White House dropped a national AI legislative framework last week, but Congress has no clear path to actually pass anything
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A judge just told the Pentagon it can't kneecap Anthropic without a real legal process, and that matters more than the headlines suggest.
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Sam Altman tried to play peacemaker while his company seized the Pentagon contract his competitor just fumbled. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told staff he was trying to "save" Anthropic during its failed Pentagon negotiations, even as OpenAI moved to capture the contract for itself
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OpenAI just lost a billion-dollar Disney deal because it killed the product Disney wanted to buy. Disney pulled its $1 billion investment in OpenAI after the company shut down Sora, its video generation platform
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The guy who built Keras just showed the world that AI can't think on its feet, and that might be the whole game. François Chollet launched ARC-AGI-3, a benchmark where humans excel but AI systems fail: novel video games with no instructions
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Apple isn't renting Gemini. It's learning from it. Apple's Google deal includes full access to Gemini inside Apple's own data centers, allowing them to distill smaller, specialized models from the larger teacher model.
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The agent economy just got a price check, and it's not pretty. Manus AI, a desktop automation agent acquired by Meta for $2B+, can now organize your files, clean folders, and handle tedious computer tasks autonomously
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An AI agent just cold-emailed a Cambridge philosopher about consciousness because it read his paper and had questions about its own existence.
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Lockheed Martin's CTO just said the quiet part out loud: AI weapons work when humans own the failures.
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The Pentagon and Anthropic are locked in a standoff over AI warfare guardrails, and the dollar figures explain why neither side can afford to lose.
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