The smartest money in Silicon Valley just bet that your next hire won't write code — it'll click buttons for you. Prentis, a new AI lab co-founded by LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman and Zynga's Marc Pincus, is raising $100M to build AI agents that automate routine computer tasks
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OpenAI's CEO just argued for both sides of the open-versus-closed AI debate while a 25-company coalition tries to make sure regulators don't accidentally kill the open side.
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The companies that spent billions building closed AI moats are now begging Washington not to lock the door behind them.
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Meta wants to schedule your meetings and read your kids to sleep, which tells you everything about how the chatbot wars just became the assistant wars.
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The biggest names in AI just drew a line in the sand, and the two companies actually winning the model race didn't sign it. 25 tech companies including Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, and Mistral signed an open letter defending open-weight AI models, marking Jensen Huang's first-ever post on X
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The hyperscalers just entered a spending arms race with money they don't have, and the market is starting to ask uncomfortable questions about who wins when everyone's building the same thing.
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While American tech giants scramble to restart retired nuclear plants and sign whatever power contracts they can find, China turned its AI infrastructure boom into a forced march toward grid-scale renewables.
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The world's largest OpenAI customer just announced it's building its own models instead, and it brought receipts showing 89% cost savings.
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OpenAI just taught software stocks what verticalization looks like when you own the inference layer.
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Google just proved you can print money and burn cash at the same time. Alphabet posted negative $5.9B free cash flow in Q2 2026 — the company's first-ever negative cash quarter — while AI capital expenditures doubled year-over-year to $44.9B
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Enterprises just handed the keys to agents they don't trust, running on tests they know are broken, calling chatbots "orchestrated workflows" to justify the spend.
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The two biggest closed-source AI labs are suddenly very concerned about national security, which is a convenient excuse when open-weight models are eating your moat.
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The company that invented ChatGPT is getting sued for allegedly stealing hardware secrets from the company that invented the iPhone — and OpenAI might not have the war chest to survive it.
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Jack Dorsey just made AI agents first-class citizens in the workplace, and he's using Bitcoin's underground protocol to do it. Block launched Buzz, an open-source workspace built on Nostr that combines chat, Git hosting, and gives AI agents cryptographic identities alongside human team members
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The economist building AI admits it can't replace you yet, while the billionaire betting on it says it never will. Anthropic's head of economics says AI hasn't moved unemployment rates despite automation fears, with current models working best as augmentation tools for skilled users
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The man who tweeted "funding secured" now says efficiency is overrated when you're racing toward an AI-driven robotaxi future. Tesla's capital expenditure surged 142% year-over-year to $5.8 billion in Q2, burning through cash as Musk pivots the automaker into an AI company
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While everyone else is cutting jobs to fund their AI pivot, Google is hiring thousands to chase the very thing AI was supposed to replace.
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The byline wars are here, and both sides are losing—news orgs want AI speed, reporters want their names on their own work, and readers are left guessing what's actually human.
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Google just posted a $112 billion profit quarter where search advertising was a footnote. Alphabet reported $112 billion in profit, with $99 billion coming from paper gains on stakes in Anthropic and SpaceX, not from ads or cloud revenue
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Google just put a number on the future: half a trillion dollars in cloud contracts waiting to convert into revenue, and they're spending $200 billion this year to make sure they can deliver.
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