OpenAI just admitted the best way to defend an AI is to attack it with another AI — and they're not sharing the weapon. OpenAI built GPT-Red, an AI red team agent that attacks other models to find vulnerabilities before release
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The lawsuit is about IP theft on paper, but the real crime is that 400 Apple engineers decided their future was worth more at a startup than at the world's most valuable company. Apple alleges OpenAI recruited former employees to bring unreleased product information, which OpenAI flatly denies
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The AI boom just collided with the electric bill, and local governments are choosing their voters over Big Tech's infrastructure dreams. New York became the first state to ban large new data centers (50+ MW) for one year, citing energy demand, water use, and rising utility bills for residents
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The books-versus-bots war just got its marquee case—and this time, the plaintiffs have receipts, a paper trail, and a novelist who knows how to tell a story in court.
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Australia's ruling party is fracturing over whether to feed its creative class to the AI training models or actually protect the people who make things.
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The C-suite just admitted they don't know what's coming, which might be the most honest thing they've said about AI all year. Fast Company surveyed 34 CEOs across industries on how they're thinking about agentic AI — the kind that decides and acts, not just suggests
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The multibillion-dollar bet on language models might be solving the wrong problem. Andrew Dai, ex-Google DeepMind researcher, launched Elorian AI to build models that reason in images, not just words converted from images
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A Democratic senator just drew the roadmap for what federal AI regulation might actually look like — and it's less about frontier models, more about your electric bill and your boss's new hiring tool.
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Meta's selling you a wearable camera that never blinks, and the company with the worst privacy track record in tech just patented mood tracking to go with it.
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OpenAI just shipped its most capable model yet while losing the executive who was supposed to make it actually matter to businesses. OpenAI released GPT-5.6, drawing strong reviews for capability improvements, but COO Fidji Simo departed to join Meta as Chief Product Officer
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The richest man in the world is now publicly defending his decision to defund Ebola response programs while his companies burn.
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While the West argues about who should build AI, China's already decided: everyone. China is subsidizing AI training and tool access for everyday workers, creating a manufacturing-floor-to-AI-lab pipeline that has no Western equivalent
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The AI infrastructure boom just hit its first proper NIMBY wall, and this time the locals have receipts.
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Britain's top diplomat just put AI in the same threat category as nuclear weapons — and she's betting the farm on getting Trump and Xi to shake hands over it.
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When a $26 billion AI bet gets paused because nobody bothered to check if the lights could stay on, you're watching policy theatre, not infrastructure planning.
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The most mission-driven companies in America are realizing their values don't fit neatly into a checklist anymore. Beneficial State Bank, a certified B Corp, piloted Stratyfy's AI credit decisioning tool and increased loan approvals in BIPOC communities by 21% through BetterFi, a partner CDFI
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The family photo you posted to Instagram can now be weaponized by AI tools that don't need your kid's cooperation to create child sexual abuse material.
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The U.S. just handed China a masterclass in how not to regulate frontier AI models — and Beijing is taking notes.
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The governing body is writing rules for something that's already happening in the pit lane. Formula 1's governing body is developing AI usage rules rolling out across 2027-2028, focused on keeping car development "mainly" human-led
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The quantum industry just shifted from "if" to "when," and the timeline is compressing faster than most people realize.
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