The companies racing to build superintelligence just promised to grade their own homework, and the President called it progress. Trump announced a voluntary AI safety accord signed by Anthropic, Google, Meta, OpenAI, Nvidia, xAI, and himself at a White House meeting Tuesday
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The companies building the most powerful AI systems want to grade their own homework, and most countries are letting them. Former researchers from Anthropic and OpenAI are publicly warning that neither company is "acting responsibly" and that they're "gambling with our lives"
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The companies that get you to trust an AI with your bank password win the next decade of computing. OpenAI launched Dots, an "always on" personal AI agent at DevDay, following Meta's Muse and Instinct launches — marking three major agent releases in as many months
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The man who brought you Space Force wants an AI Force—while the people building frontier models are begging someone to slow them down.
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The company that sparked the AI race is now worth more than Amazon, and it still can't figure out how to go public. OpenAI is pursuing $30 billion in new funding at a $1.4 trillion valuation after delaying its IPO into 2027
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The companies building superintelligence just signed a safety pledge with no enforcement mechanism while the one CEO pushing for actual regulation got smeared in a White House memo.
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The federal government just launched an AI chatbot that privacy experts actually tried to break and couldn't — which tells you more about how low the bar is than how high the achievement.
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The company building Claude just filed for a $2 trillion IPO while structurally guaranteeing it can ignore its own shareholders. Anthropic filed for IPO targeting a $2 trillion valuation while carrying $42 billion in losses and $518 billion in outstanding liabilities
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The people building the technology are now publicly betting against the species. Former OpenAI and Google DeepMind researchers released a dozen video interviews estimating extinction-level AI risk between 10-50%, published by non-profit Palisade Research at frominside.ai
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OpenAI just proved you can have the best AI in the world and still lose the SEO war to a women's clothing retailer. OpenAI launched Dots at DevDay, always-on AI agents that work across projects after you close the chat, represented as colorful blob avatars
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OpenAI just launched a $6,000-a-year tier while promising to bring the same tech to everyone — a pricing contradiction that reveals the real economics of the agent economy.
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Prediction markets are now pricing OpenAI like infrastructure, not a startup—and that changes what "AI company" means. OpenAI is raising $30B at a $1.4T valuation while pushing its IPO to 2027, prioritizing AI safety and market positioning over a quick public exit
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The administration wants to move fast and break things. The people building the tech want to move fast and not break civilization. Trump administration pushing AI integration across federal government for efficiency and accessibility, while Silicon Valley's leading voices urge restraint
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The companies building the infrastructure for superhuman intelligence can't agree on who's responsible for keeping it from going sideways. Sam Altman criticized Nvidia's AI security system as incomplete, while OpenAI reportedly ignored its own employees' warnings about internal security risks
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America is building AI infrastructure at city-scale while Britain's AI minister admits his country can't even plug in what they've already planned.
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The domain war isn't about the URL — it's about who controls the narrative when AI agents become household names. xAI acquired dot.com before OpenAI launched Dots, redirecting traffic to Grok's download page in what appears to be calculated brand sabotage
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OpenAI is betting that enterprises will pay $6,000 a year per seat for AI that never logs off. OpenAI's DevDay keynote will unveil an always-on agent, a $500/month ChatGPT tier, and Dots — their answer to Meta's Muse memory system
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The company burning billions on compute just promised to keep slashing prices while delaying its IPO indefinitely. Sam Altman outlined OpenAI's three-part strategy at DevDay: best models, easiest developer platform, marketplace distribution. ChatGPT now hits 1.2 billion weekly users.
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A president who literally posted a seating chart just told the AI industry's most powerful CEOs that they need to self-police the technology he's now rebranding as "super intelligence."
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The company that kicked off the AI gold rush now needs $30 billion more to stay in it—because building AGI, it turns out, is more expensive than selling the dream of it. OpenAI is raising at least $30 billion at a $1.4 trillion valuation, its largest private round yet
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