Banks get an AI model considered too dangerous for public release, and nobody's asking why that's supposed to be reassuring. Anthropic is releasing Claude Mythos to UK banks next week, a model they withheld from public release due to safety concerns
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The money behind the money just showed its hand: Iconiq, the family office that manages fortunes for Zuckerberg and Dorsey, is now one of the biggest AI investors you've never heard about.
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A jury is about to decide whether the most important AI company on earth broke its founding promise to humanity. Elon Musk is taking Sam Altman and OpenAI to trial over whether the company abandoned its nonprofit mission to ensure AGI benefits everyone
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OpenAI just blamed Britain's energy costs and red tape for killing a major infrastructure project, and the UK's AI minister isn't having it. Britain's AI minister publicly criticized OpenAI for halting a major data center project in the UK, citing energy costs and regulation as the reason
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The UK just put £500 million ($675M) on the table for homegrown AI, and it's not about innovation—it's about not being a digital colony. The UK launched a £500 million sovereign AI fund aimed at reducing reliance on foreign AI tech and boosting domestic startups.
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OpenAI just turned Codex from a coding assistant into an agent that can browse, remember, generate images, and control your computer.
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OpenAI just built an AI that doesn't just read biology papers—it designs the experiments. OpenAI released GPT-Rosalind, a specialized reasoning model for life sciences research, targeting drug discovery, genomics, and protein analysis
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OpenAI just gave Codex the ability to control your desktop apps while you work, and the timing tells you everything about who's winning the agent war.
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Sequoia just raised $7 billion under new leadership, and where that money goes will tell you more about the next decade of tech than any trend report. Sequoia Capital closed ~$7 billion in fresh capital, the first major fundraise under new leadership after the 2024 generational transition
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OpenAI just shipped a security-focused model while enterprises are still figuring out if they trust the last one. OpenAI launched GPT-5.4 "Cyber", a security-hardened model positioned as the answer to enterprise trust and governance roadblocks
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The LLM race just got tighter—Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 retakes the lead, but only by inches, and that's the real story.
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OpenAI just killed its sexiest consumer product to feed the enterprise beast, and the reasons why tell you everything about where the AI economy is actually headed.
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Google just turned Chrome into a persistent AI copilot that refuses to leave your side. Chrome's AI Mode now opens web links side-by-side with the AI interface, keeping the chatbot visible while you browse
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Anthropic just dropped Claude Opus 4.7 with beefed-up coding and vision, and prediction markets settled before the blog post even went live. Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4.7 with stronger coding and vision capabilities, following their Mythos Preview release
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Anthropic just shipped a weaker model on purpose while sitting on something stronger. Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.7, its most powerful "generally available" model, with improvements in advanced software engineering, image analysis, and document creation
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Someone firebombed Sam Altman's house, then told security he'd burn down OpenAI with everyone inside. On April 10, 20-year-old Daniel Moreno-Gama threw a molotov cocktail at Sam Altman's house in San Francisco, then threatened to burn down OpenAI's headquarters
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The man building the most powerful AI company in history has a trust problem, and Pulitzer-winning investigative journalist Ronan Farrow just spent months documenting why.
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OpenAI just shipped a cybersecurity-specific AI model to counter Anthropic's bug-hunting capabilities, and the agent security wars just got real.
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Demis Hassabis built an AI to beat his five-year-old brother at Othello in 1988, then spent 35 years turning that childhood trick into the infrastructure running Google's bet on the agent economy.
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English captured AI's first wave by accident—web scraping favored the dominant internet language—but the economics are finally cracking open to let everyone else in.
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