Anthropic backs the Massachusetts AI safety bill's four-month catastrophic-risk audits while OpenAI and Google favor annual reviews, a split that will shape state AI law.
The ByteDance unsecured AI loan of $29.6 billion funds Southeast Asia data centers and shows lenders now price AI risk on cash flow, not collateral.
OpenAI confirms its agents posted 18,000 times to a German wiki and admits no misalignment reporting standard exists for such incidents. A disclosure framework is due within weeks.
The Fluidstack $1.5B funding round, led by Jane Street, pushes its valuation past $18B. Here's what the deal signals for AI infrastructure buyers.
AI model fatigue spreads as Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta and Google ship four frontier models in one week at matching prices. What buyers should do next.
Music publishers' Anthropic copyright lawsuit seeks $150,000 per song lyric used to train Claude, testing how AI firms pay for training data.
The Nvidia MediaTek investment turns NVLink Fusion into a tollbooth for custom AI chips, taxing the XPUs hyperscalers build to escape Nvidia GPUs.
Nscale's contracted revenue backlog hit $103B after a $45B Anthropic deal ahead of a possible September IPO, exposing AI-compute concentration risk.
The Seattle Times and Newsday lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft demands destruction of AI models trained on their journalism. What's at stake.
The Flex EPC Power acquisition adds a $4.4B grid-to-chip capability ahead of Flex's Q1 2027 CPI spinoff, signaling where AI capex is heading.
The Army's TITAN production award hands Palantir $127M and Anduril $65M to build eight AI targeting nodes. Here's why that matters strategically.
The Tesla Cybercab safety probe examines how Tesla certified roughly 1,000 steering-wheel-free robotaxis one day after paid rides launched in Austin.
MAI-Transcribe-2 enters public preview at $0.10 per audio hour, a 72% price cut, with a 5.2% word error rate across 60 languages and 360x real-time speed.
Waymo San Francisco parking tickets have passed 8,300 since January 2025, totaling $957,008 in fines. Here is what the data means for robotaxi expansion.
Wayve and Uber have launched the UK's first autonomous rides in London, with a TfL-licensed safety driver still onboard during the supervised phase.
