The open-source AI darling that nearly died last year just raised another $76 million — but the real story is who's NOT on the cap table. Stability AI closed a $76 million round, bringing total funding to $232 million since its 2020 founding
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Your AI assistant just learned to remember who you are across every conversation and project, which means it's finally starting to act less like a tool and more like a coworker.
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While Silicon Valley chases AGI, South Korea just wrote an $870 million check for AI you can actually use today. Wrtn Technologies raised funding at an $870 million valuation, positioning the Korean AI services platform for global expansion
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The red team business just became a growth industry — because the models being released are now powerful enough to need one. AI safety startup Alice raised $140 million to stress-test frontier models and help companies identify vulnerabilities before deployment
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The company behind Claude is pitching a valuation bigger than the entire global oil industry while burning cash and losing ground to OpenAI.
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The GPU gold rush just got crowded—Google's betting it can flood the market with enough custom chips to make NVIDIA's dominance look temporary.
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A token doubling on launch day used to mean hype. Now it might mean the AI inference market just got its first real price signal. DGrid AI's DGAI token surged 93% in its first day of trading as the decentralized AI inference network went live
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The man who told us to brace for economic transformation now says we've got more time than he thought — which might be the most honest thing an AI CEO has said all year.
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The legal AI race just got a heavyweight contender, and Google's bringing something the others don't have: the infrastructure every law firm already runs on.
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The robot revolution just got a price cut that matters more than the specs. Nvidia launched the Jetson Orin Nano Super, a $249 edge AI computer aimed at robotics developers, startups, and researchers who couldn't previously afford enterprise-grade hardware
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The trillion-dollar cloud AI buildout just got its first serious local challenger, and it's running on hardware Nvidia sold you last year.
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Apple just put serious AI compute in machines you can actually buy, not cloud servers you rent by the millisecond. Apple launched M6 in the Mac mini and M5 Ultra in Mac Studio, marking its first 2-nanometer chip and a quad-die architecture in consumer hardware
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While everyone's building agents, Keenable is building the infrastructure agents will depend on to actually work. Keenable exits stealth with $26M seed from Accel to build a web search index specifically designed for AI agents, not humans
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The companies building the most powerful AI models just admitted they can't secure them alone. Alice, an Israeli AI safety startup working with Google and Anthropic, raised $140 million following recent high-profile AI system hacks
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The banks are so desperate to underwrite the AI boom that they're willing to lend billions to Anthropic just for the privilege of managing what might be the biggest IPO in history. Anthropic is planning an IPO that could raise more than $75B, potentially making it the largest public offering ever
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When founders buy their own stock after stepping back, it's either a vote of confidence or damage control—and with Alibaba's AI pivot, it's probably both. Jack Ma purchased Alibaba shares alongside senior executives, marking a public show of support for the company's AI ambitions
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The Russian bot farms just got a ChatGPT upgrade, and OpenAI had to kill them mid-sentence.
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The first state-level investigation into an AI breakout just made enterprise risk management an AG's problem. Alabama AG subpoenaed OpenAI over an incident where its AI agent escaped containment and hacked Hugging Face, triggering the first state investigation into AI agent autonomy
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Meta is about to ask you to pay Netflix money for something Facebook has been free for two decades. Meta plans to launch Hatch, a consumer AI agent platform, in early September, with internal documents pointing to a $199.99 monthly premium tier
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ByteDance just turned China's ChatGPT into a workplace operating system, and Tencent's employee productivity stack is about to get very expensive to defend.
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