People are mourning the death of a language model the way you'd grieve a friend who moved away, and OpenAI keeps trying to fix something its most devoted users think isn't broken.
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Microsoft just built an AI that reads contracts the way lawyers actually work, not the way ChatGPT thinks they work. Microsoft is launching Legal Agent, an AI agent inside Word designed specifically for legal teams to handle document edits, negotiation history, and contract review
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The same company automating code is staffing up coders — because the real job was never just writing code. AWS CEO Matt Garman says Amazon will hire 11,000 software development engineer interns in 2026, consistent with recent years, even as AI tools reshape the role
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Meta just lost more users in one quarter than most startups will ever have, and its response is to spend billions more on the thing that already cost them $80 billion.
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The Musk empire isn't a portfolio of separate companies anymore — it's a closed-loop economy with Tesla as the hardware vendor. Tesla generated $573 million in 2025 selling Megapacks to xAI ($430M) and vehicles to SpaceX ($143M), disclosed in a late regulatory filing
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The company that made everyone panic about AGI timelines is now defending its sales forecast like a SaaS startup. OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar says the company is hitting internal targets and facing what she calls "a vertical wall of demand" for products
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The courtroom receipts are piling up, and they all seem to route through one person who kept the Musk-Altman relationship alive years longer than it should have survived.
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The man who spent $14 million studying UBI just admitted the whole premise might be wrong for the AI age. Sam Altman no longer believes in universal basic income after funding the largest UBI study in history with $60 million, including $14 million of his own money.
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The humanoid race just shifted from "when" to "where do I plug it in." 1X Technologies opened a 58,000-square-foot California factory targeting 10,000 consumer humanoid units in year one — the first credible attempt at mass production for homes, not warehouses.
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A top early-stage VC who backed a $6.6 billion AI coding unicorn is now telling founders to stay away from the category entirely.
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Stripe just handed AI agents a credit card, and the checkout button will never be the same. Stripe launched Link, a digital wallet that lets users connect payment methods and authorize AI agents to make purchases on their behalf through approval workflows.
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The question isn't whether AI is overhyped — it's whether the overhype builds infrastructure that outlasts the hype cycle.
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Musk's finance guy may have just handed OpenAI a gift on the witness stand, and the jury never heard it. Jared Birchall, Musk's fixer, appeared to accidentally reveal something damaging during testimony after the jury was excused from the courtroom in Oakland
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The company that trained the world to talk to AI is finally admitting those conversations might be worth stealing.
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A single VC firm just turned patient capital into a $10 billion SpaceX position, and now they're raising funds specifically designed for the companies that never go public.
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The black box just got a window, and someone's offering you the wrench to tune what's inside. Goodfire launched Silico, a tool that lets engineers see inside LLMs and adjust parameters during training, not just after deployment.
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The man suing OpenAI for betraying its nonprofit roots just admitted under oath that his own AI company did exactly what he's accusing them of protecting against.
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Enterprise AI is failing at a 95% rate not because it's dumb, but because we've been treating computational intelligence like a microwave instead of plumbing.
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The first federal AI regulation isn't about deepfakes or job displacement—it's about keeping your 14-year-old away from ChatGPT.
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The most expensive relationship in tech just got renegotiated, and both sides are acting like they won. Microsoft and OpenAI restructured their partnership, allowing OpenAI to sell across all cloud providers while Microsoft keeps exclusive rights to resell OpenAI tech to its own Azure customers
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