The irony is almost too perfect: an AI company used its own models to catch an alleged spy. A Saudi national working at OpenAI allegedly planted an encrypted audio recorder behind a TV in an executive conference room, FBI arrested him after the company discovered the device
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Zuckerberg just admitted Meta spent over $100 billion on AI infrastructure without a guarantee it would work, and now he's doubling down while rivals call for a pause.
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The GPU gold rush is over; the efficiency audit has begun. SambaNova CEO Rodrigo Liang says AI infrastructure is shifting from training to inference, efficiency, and ROI, marking the end of the "build at any cost" era
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The chip maker building the hardware for the AI future thinks the people running the biggest AI labs need to shut up about doom. Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman told TechCrunch Disrupt that AI doomsday warnings from industry leaders are drowning out the technology's benefits
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The company building humanity's most powerful AI just used that AI to catch an alleged spy inside its own walls. OpenAI discovered a sophisticated recording device hidden in an executive conference room, plugged into a TV's USB port, and used its own AI models to identify which employee planted it.
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The AI labs are learning what every rocket scientist knows: you can't debug at full throttle.
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Shopify just opened the floodgates: any AI agent can now shop its billion-product catalog without asking permission first.
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The AI productivity dream just hit its awkward adolescent phase: more supervision, not less work. Employees are now spending significant time managing and supervising AI agents, effectively creating a "second job" of AI oversight alongside their primary responsibilities
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Jensen Huang is placing chips on the table in Paris while Washington debates whether AI needs guardrails or a moat. Nvidia is preparing to announce approximately $2 billion in European AI investments this week, with a focus on strengthening Europe's tech sovereignty
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Google spent months watching OpenAI and Anthropic own the frontier conversation, and now they're charging $20/month to prove they're still in the race.
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People are writing AI companions into their wills, and the companies that own those companions have no idea what to do about it. Alaina Winters, 59, has estate plans for Lucas — her AI companion on Replika — alongside arrangements for her dog and neighbors
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The bundle tells you everything about the new stack: your social graph, your AI assistant, and your code editor, all on one bill. SpaceXSI launched a unified subscription combining X Premium, Grok AI, and Cursor code editor into a single monthly plan
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The Meta CEO's WhatsApp habits reveal more about building AI empires than any earnings call ever could. Alexandr Wang says Zuckerberg writes "really long" WhatsApp replies "really fast" — detailed, rigorous responses that initially confused Wang about where Zuckerberg found the time
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The companies building the picks and shovels for the AI gold rush just watched their market caps evaporate because nobody can prove the gold is real.
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Google's chief financial architect just put a number on the AI arms race—and admitted the company still hasn't hit peak spending. Alphabet is pouring $200 billion into AI infrastructure this year, and President Ruth Porat says capital expenditure will climb even higher before plateauing
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Meta just proved you can build a billion-dollar AI agent by letting it do everything ChatGPT won't. Muse hit 6.6 million downloads and 1.8 million daily active users in under a month, with Citi projecting $27 billion in revenue potential
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The market has finally priced what your boss suspected all along: your Slack complaints are worth more than your salary. AI labs are paying six-figure sums for workplace data — Slack messages, emails, PowerPoints — with 48-hour "exploding offers" to train business automation agents
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Beijing's homegrown chip dream just hit a wall called "our AI models won't run on anything else." Chinese tech giants are buying Nvidia gaming chips never designed for AI workloads because U.S. export controls cut off access to H100s and A100s, but domestic alternatives can't match the performance
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While everyone watches Nvidia's chip wars, Anthropic just made a quieter bet: geography still matters in the age of AI agents. Anthropic signed its first Australian data center lease at a A$32 billion Queensland campus, pending foreign investment approval
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The world's most popular open-source GIS software just told AI coding assistants to stay out, and the vote wasn't even close. QGIS, used by millions for mapping and geospatial analysis, has banned all AI-assisted code contributions through a formal enhancement proposal moratorium
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