Meta just drew the line between what it gives away and what it sells, and that line runs straight through your MacBook. Meta released Muse Spark Open, an open-weight AI model built to run locally on Apple silicon, marking a partnership between the social media giant and Apple
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The chip maker just decided it wants to be a model maker too, and it's giving the weights away for free. Nvidia released Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, a new vision-language model with open weights that directly challenges Claude and GPT
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Your employees' personal AI agents are about to show up to work whether you have a policy for them or not.
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The first time a frontier AI lab gave outsiders the keys to the castle, and everyone's pretending the locks still work.
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The companies racing to deploy AI agents forgot to ask who watches the watchers. Opsin raised $21 million led by SYN Ventures and Race Capital to monitor and govern AI agents inside companies as employees deploy autonomous software faster than IT can track it.
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Meta just handed developers the architectural blueprint that every closed AI lab has been guarding — and it runs on hardware you can actually rent.
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The company building the pipes for the AI boom just got priced like it might not make it to next year. CoreWeave's credit default swaps hit record highs, with markets now pricing in 60% odds the AI infrastructure company defaults on its debt
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The first major AI IPO isn't getting blocked by regulators — it's getting cold feet from pension fund money. NYC Comptroller Mark Levine sent a letter to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urging the company to delay its IPO until AI safety risks are "fully addressed"
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Musk just promised to backstop every mistake your AI shopping agent makes, which either means he's thought through agent liability or he hasn't thought it through at all.
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The company that proved language models could be polite is now asking investors to believe it's worth more than Apple—while its growth rate says otherwise. Anthropic is pitching investors on a $2+ trillion valuation ahead of a November IPO, despite revenue growth cooling from previous quarters
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The chip shortage narrative is officially dead — TSMC just printed money at a rate that would make most tech giants blush. TSMC's Q3 net income jumped 69% to $23.6 billion, with revenue hitting $47 billion on a 51% surge
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The AI boom just printed a $23.6 billion profit for one company in three months, and the suppliers still can't keep up. TSMC posted Q3 net income of $23.6 billion, up 69% year-over-year, with revenue hitting $47 billion (up 51%)
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The company that processes 25% of internet commerce just said the quiet part out loud: your AI is about to get a credit card. Stripe's Vice Chair told Bloomberg that agentic commerce — AI agents making autonomous purchases — is poised to reshape the payments infrastructure
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The containment strategy won't work, and the acceleration strategy can't win. NYU professor Gary Marcus says the US-China AI race will end in a tie, not a decisive victory for either superpower
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OpenAI is about to launch hardware designed by Jony Ive, and a federal judge just handed Apple the power to stop it cold.
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The safety-first AI lab just posted numbers that would make Meta's AI division blush. Anthropic hit $16.8 billion in Q3 revenue, shared with prospective investors as the company prepares to go public The Claude maker is proving enterprise AI can scale beyond chatbot demos into actual revenue
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The company that just filed a false police report with its AI is now asking Wall Street to bet billions on its judgment. Anthropic's Q3 revenue jumped 46% to $17B, with the company telling investors it expects profitability ahead of a potential November Nasdaq IPO
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Jensen Huang just drew a line in the sand most chipmakers would never touch—cut off customers building unsafe AI—while Anthropic quietly builds the infrastructure to make that judgment call actually possible.
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OpenAI used its own models to identify the employee who bugged its executive conference room, then watched as he booked a one-way flight out of the country.
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When your stock crashes and your CEO blames the market for being dumb, that's either courage or the first stage of grief. CoreWeave's CEO Mike Intrator says markets are acting "irrationally" after the AI cloud company's stock and bond prices plunged
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