The companies building AGI just handed Washington the keys before anyone else gets to turn the ignition. Google, Microsoft, and xAI agreed to give the US government pre-release access to their AI models for security evaluation before public deployment.
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The frontier AI race just turned into a game of corporate chicken played with nine-figure data center bills.
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The frontier AI war just got messy—lawsuits flying, billion-dollar deals reshuffled, and China's scrappy underdog closing the gap faster than anyone expected.
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The people building the world's most advanced AI just decided they need collective bargaining rights to control what it does. Google DeepMind workers in the UK voted to unionize, requesting joint representation by the Communication Workers Union and Unite the Union
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The people building AGI just admitted their machines are already doing most of their work. AI coding tools now write 80% of OpenAI's code, according to co-founder Greg Brockman, marking a fundamental shift in how the world's leading AI lab builds AI.
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The biggest tech companies are now choosing between people and GPUs, and the GPUs are winning by a landslide.
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The world's biggest AI arms dealer just made $46 billion while everyone was watching ChatGPT. Google owns 14% of Anthropic — worth roughly $53 billion on Anthropic's latest $380 billion valuation — after investing just over $4 billion total
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The Department of Defense just told the AI safety movement exactly what it thinks of red lines: find someone else to draw them.
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The AI infrastructure buildout just hit a new gear: Meta's putting $13 billion into one data center, and they're financing it like a utility company.
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While the rest of enterprise software panics about AI eating their margins, ServiceNow just put a number on how much they plan to make from it. ServiceNow targets $30 billion in subscription revenue by 2030, doubling from $15.7 billion expected in 2026, with upside potential to $32 billion.
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The man who co-founded OpenAI to save humanity from rogue AI is now threatening to turn its leaders into public villains, and the timing couldn't be worse for their IPO runway.
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The world's most dangerous tech employer just admitted its own AI tools weren't cutting it. Amazon is rolling out Anthropic's Claude Code immediately and OpenAI's Codex on May 12 to all corporate employees, moving beyond its in-house Kiro tool after internal pushback
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The thing IT departments feared about SaaS sprawl in 2015 just showed up again, except now the rogue apps write code and take actions without asking permission first.
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The companies racing to put AI in every classroom just backed the bill that decides what kids learn about it.
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The hyperscalers were supposed to win the AI buildout, but now the money is betting on the middle market. Anthropic partners with Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, and Hellman & Friedman to form a new AI services company targeting mid-market enterprises
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The Pentagon just handed the keys to its classified war networks to seven AI companies, including the ones building your chatbots.
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Apple just told you its AI strategy isn't working. Apple names hardware chief John Ternus as next CEO, effective Sept. 1, 2026, with Tim Cook moving to executive chairman The choice signals Apple is doubling down on its hardware strengths while quietly admitting it's losing the AI platform race
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The PPTX graveyard is full of tools that promised "AI-generated slides" and delivered glorified screenshots — this one outputs actual editable PowerPoint objects.
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The paradox of deepfake detection: by the time you build a dataset comprehensive enough to catch today's fakes, tomorrow's generators have already learned to hide different artifacts.
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The invisible border around AI talent just became very visible, and it's redrawing the global map of who builds the agent economy. China blocked Meta's $2 billion acquisition of Manus AI, highlighting new regulatory barriers for US tech firms expanding globally amid escalating tech rivalry
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