OKX lets you gamble on OpenAI's $300B valuation with zero ownership rights
You can now bet on OpenAI's valuation without owning a single share, voting on a single board decision, or having any claim if the company goes public.
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Snap Kills $400M Perplexity Deal and Won't Say Why
The AI integration gold rush just hit its first public breakup—and nobody's saying why. Snap and Perplexity ended their $400M integration deal that would have embedded AI search directly into Snapchat, announced just six months ago in November 2025
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Anthropic Abandons Enterprise Strategy After Watching ChatGPT Print Money
The company that spent two years saying "we're enterprise-first" just realized ChatGPT's consumer base is worth chasing after all. Anthropic is pivoting Claude from its original enterprise focus toward everyday consumers, responding to unexpected traction outside the boardroom
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SpaceX Will Power the AI Lab Elon Musk Is Suing
Elon Musk's rocket company just agreed to power the AI lab he's actively suing, and the deal hints at compute infrastructure leaving Earth entirely. SpaceX is renting data center capacity to Anthropic, the AI startup racing to keep pace with OpenAI and others in compute-intensive model training
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AI Companies Keep Calling Autocomplete "Thinking" and It's Going to Backfire
The language we use to describe AI shapes how we understand what it can and should do—and right now, we're setting ourselves up for a confusion crisis.
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Scale AI Wins $500M Pentagon Contract Before Its First Profit
The defense industrial base just got a new prime contractor, and it's still learning to use forks. Scale AI landed a $500 million Pentagon contract to build data infrastructure and decision support systems for the DoD
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Musk Offered Altman Tesla's AI Before Threatening to Destroy Him
The world's richest man wanted to hire the architect of ChatGPT to run Tesla's AI, then tried to settle a lawsuit by threatening to destroy him, then showed up in court anyway.
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OpenAI's Former CTO Testifies Sam Altman Lied Under Oath
The woman who built GPT-4 just told a court, under oath, that the CEO lied to her about safety protocols. Mira Murati testified that Sam Altman falsely told her OpenAI's legal department had cleared a new AI model to skip the deployment safety board, a statement she confirmed under oath was untrue.
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Blackstone and KKR Race to Save Their Empires From AI Obsolescence
The biggest private equity firms in the world just realized their portfolio companies are about to get left behind in the AI buildout. Blackstone and KKR are negotiating with Alphabet to deploy Google's AI models across their entire portfolio of owned companies
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CoreWeave's $3.1B Loan Drew $19B in Bids, Slashed Interest Rates
When you can raise $19 billion in demand for a $3 billion loan, you don't pay market rates anymore. CoreWeave secured a $3.1 billion loan backed by customer chip contracts, with lower interest rates than initially offered due to overwhelming demand
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Anthropic's AI Agents Now Sleep Between Tasks to Fix Their Own Mistakes
Anthropic just gave its AI agents a sleep cycle—and the implications for error correction in autonomous systems go way beyond the biological metaphor.
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SpaceX Building $55B Chip Plant to Train Its Own AI
When the rocket company starts making its own chips, it's not about satellites anymore — it's about securing the infrastructure to train the AI that runs everything else.
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Anthropic Pays Elon Musk for What Amazon Can't Buy
The AI lab bankrolled by Amazon just paid Elon Musk for the one thing you can't manufacture overnight: GPU capacity at scale.
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Google Admits Its AI Needs Reddit to Sound Smart
Google just admitted its AI can't compete with the collective wisdom of people arguing on the internet at 2am. Google is adding "a preview of perspectives" to AI Search that surfaces comments from Reddit and web forums alongside its AI-generated summaries
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Genesis AI Built a Robot That Codes Its Own Body
The robotics world just got its GPT-4 moment, except this time the model came with fingers. Genesis AI dropped GENE-26.5, their foundation model for robotics, alongside a working demo of robotic hands executing complex manipulation tasks — not just the software, but the hardware too.
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Cloudflare Just Admitted Bots Control Most of the Internet
The internet you grew up with was built for humans clicking around—now bots run the majority of traffic, and nobody's getting paid for what they scrape.
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VCs Now Control Both the Money and the Story
The people who decide what gets funded are now deciding what you read about what gets funded. Andreessen Horowitz launched MTS (Monitoring the Situation), a "24/7 timeline-native news network" that broadcasts live on X — except when it's off air, which it was at 7am on day one
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EQT CEO: You're Either Building AI Models or Becoming Someone Else's Data
The private equity playbook just got rewritten: build your own models or become a data source for someone else's. EQT CEO Per Franzen says scale is now mandatory in private markets as AI transforms how deals get sourced, priced, and managed
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Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against Altman Hinges on One Man's Diary
The question of who really owns the blueprint for AGI is being decided not by code review, but by one man's diary entries. Greg Brockman's personal diary has become central evidence in Musk's $134bn lawsuit alleging OpenAI violated its founding agreement by converting to for-profit
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ChatGPT Threw Its Own Launch Party and Rejected 8,000 People
The AI planned its own unveiling, picked the date (5/5 at 5:55pm), and turned 8,000 applicants into a lottery for a few hundred winners—while the rejects got free API credits as consolation prizes.
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