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AI company news, venture capital funding, startup launches, mergers, acquisitions, and major market moves in the AI industry.
AI company news, venture capital funding, startup launches, mergers, acquisitions, and major market moves in the AI industry.
The open-source vulnerabilities surfaced by Claude Code Security and Codex Security aren’t theoretical. They’re live. They’re exploitable. And the adversaries already have API keys.
The Oversight Board just landed a verdict that should rattle Meta’s corner office: deepfake moderation is broken. It’s not a subtle critique.
Turing Award winner Yann LeCun just secured a staggering $1 billion for his new venture, AMI. That capital funds his public, long-running critique of the large language models powering tools like ChatGPT.
Nvidia is prying open its famous software wall. The trillion-dollar chip fortress builder announced an open-source platform for AI agents this week, a radical shift accompanied by a new product: NemoClaw.
The Pentagon’s feud with Anthropic isn’t just a political spat, it’s a billion-dollar migraine. Microsoft and Amazon have publicly pledged to keep selling Anthropic’s AI tools, but with a glaring asterisk: nothing for the Department of Defense.
Twenty dollars per bug. That’s Anthropic’s price tag for catching a flaw before it hits production, and the company knows it sounds absurdly low.
The pitch is seductive: hire an AI agent for the price of a premium streaming subscription, $99 a month. Microsoft calls it a fix for the looming threat of ungoverned digital workers turning into corporate double agents.
The exit of OpenAI’s robotics lead wasn’t just a resignation, it was a signal. The departure came as the company deepened its ties with the Pentagon, a move that clashed with the researcher’s vision for safe, open-ended AI development.
Sand Hill Road has long been the beating heart of venture capital, a corridor of power where billions are deployed and unicorns are born. But Vinod Khosla, the founder of Khosla Ventures, sees its future in the rearview mirror.
OpenAI is done pretending one model fits all. Its new GPT-5.4 comes in three distinct versions, and the choice you make says more about your work than the tech does. The standard version is for everyone else. Pro is for people who bill by the hour.
Anthropic just made a power move that could reshape how enterprises buy AI. Claude Marketplace is here, and it flips an emerging narrative on its head.
The pitch is seductive: a device that uses AI to fight AI, a jammer that silences the always-listening microphones embedded in our glasses, our pins, our very clothes.
Silicon Valley’s obsession with bigger, better models misses the real bottleneck. The CEO of LangChain, the orchestration layer behind many of today’s most ambitious AI agents, is calling it out: raw model quality will not get you to production.
The AI Doc wants you to believe it’s a balanced look at artificial intelligence. It isn’t.
The robots aren’t here to take your job. They’re here to take the job *you were about to get*.
Netflix cut a deal today, acquiring InterPositive, the AI startup Ben Affleck founded in 2022. The pact brings all sixteen of the firm’s engineers and researchers to the streamer.
Forget answering questions. GPT-5.4 has learned to push buttons. OpenAI’s latest model can now control a computer. It clicks. It types. It scrolls through spreadsheets. The benchmarks prove it.
Think of it as a nutrition label, but for pop songs. Apple will soon ask record labels to disclose AI-generated tracks on its streaming service. Not with a ban, but with a tag.
The air in the Pentagon’s negotiating rooms has rarely been this charged, or this fragile. Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, is back at the table, not with a triumphant pitch but a salvage operation. His company’s relationship with the U.S.
Dario Amodei just lit a fire under the AI industry. In a leaked internal memo, the Anthropic CEO didn’t just critique OpenAI, he eviscerated its approach to safety, demanding something far more radical: automated, audit-ready evidence collection,...
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