Robots Cut Solar Farm Land Use by 40%—$32M Says We've Been Building Wrong
The cost of solar panels crashed, but solar farms are still expensive and slow to build—turns out, we've been optimizing for the wrong century.
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The cost of solar panels crashed, but solar farms are still expensive and slow to build—turns out, we've been optimizing for the wrong century.
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The world's leading AI labs are meeting in secret to write safety rules, while the US president tells them to ignore safety and beat China instead.
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The robot knows when you're coming and it's programmed to play dead—which tells you everything about where humanoid deployment actually is. Agility Robotics unveiled Digit 5, a humanoid designed to detect nearby humans, slow down, and power down completely if approached too closely
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The leaders who built the arms are now asking to lock them up together, but they forgot to invite the guy with the biggest factory. Three major AI labs reportedly agreed to slow development, but a simulated AI-created WeChat bug demonstrates why this won't work without China at the table
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The loudest alarm bells in tech history have barely caused a speed bump, and now even the people building the machines are walking out the door.
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The DOJ just traced $61 million through Binance to prove crypto can launder Iranian oil money, and the real target isn't the money at all.
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A Wall Street bank just called a layer-2 token "the blockchain for TradFi" and bet it goes up 7,000%, which tells you more about where institutions think this is heading than any conference keynote ever will.
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The billable hour just hired its own undertaker. OpenAI made Telon, a six-month-old London startup, a "select partner" to embed "legal engineers" inside law firms — mostly ex-lawyers who configure models, write prompts, and train attorneys to use AI
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The SEO playbook just expired — and Profound raised nearly $200 million to write the new one. Profound closed $180 million at a $1.8 billion valuation, led by Sequoia and Kleiner Perkins, to help brands optimize for AI search engines instead of Google
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The ratings giant that grades sovereign debt just bought into the company that tracks tokenized assets. S&P Global led Kaiko's expanded Series B to $110M, bringing Wall Street's data infrastructure to crypto markets
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The calls to pump the brakes just became the starting gun for the next spending race. AllianceBernstein says major tech companies will ignore AI slowdown calls and continue aggressive fundraising and capital expenditures, even as markets retreated on warnings from AI companies themselves
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The cybersecurity arms race just went recursive: AI defending against AI, at the firmware level, for every connected device you forgot was hackable. Italian cybersecurity startup Exein raised $270mn to build a foundation model that protects IoT devices from AI-powered attacks
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Markets are pricing in regulatory certainty before Congress even votes on it. XRP jumped 8.42% to $1.47 and XLM surged 8.44% to $0.1949 ahead of Tuesday's Senate procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, which would split crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC
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The candidate who called AI safety fears a hoax just held a private audience with the man building the thing everyone's afraid of. Trump met privately with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman at the GOP convention, just days after publicly dismissing AI safety concerns as a hoax
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The buy-now-pay-later crown just moved to Riyadh, and Western fintech is still pretending it matters. Gulf fintech Tabby hit a $6.5 billion valuation in a funding round led by Blue Pool Capital, surpassing Klarna's valuation
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While Ethereum devs debate sharding roadmaps, Solana just tripled its transaction size and handed builders the keys to complex multi-step operations that were previously impossible.
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Kalanick just hired the guy who made AI fast enough to run on your face to build foundation models for robots that cook, mine, and move things. Vikas Chandra, Meta's AI lead for smart glasses, joins Travis Kalanick's Atoms as VP of AI to build "foundation models for the physical world"
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The biggest names in AI just agreed to pump the brakes, and nobody can tell if it's a genuine safety play or the smartest anticompetitive move of the decade.
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The $2 trillion question gets its first Senate vote Tuesday, and the betting markets say it's still more likely to fail than pass.
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Beijing's spy chief just said the quiet part out loud: AI is a threat to the Communist Party. So why is the foreign ministry playing it cool?
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