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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.
Anthropic has drawn a line in the sand. The AI company, known for its safety-first ethos, will work with the Pentagon, but not on everything. Not on mass domestic surveillance. Not on fully autonomous weapons.
Jack Dorsey just decimated his own company. Block is cutting more than 4,000 jobs, nearly half its workforce, in what he calls an AI-driven transformation. “We’re not in trouble,” Dorsey insists. Profits are up. Customers are growing.
The age of autonomous AI agents brings a chilling proposition: grant them unfettered access to your systems, and hope they behave. IronCurtain rejects that gamble.
Simon Last wrote code for nearly twenty years. He doesn't do that anymore. The Notion cofounder now runs up to four AI coding agents simultaneously, favoring OpenAI's Codex.
OpenAI is expanding its London office. It’s not about real estate. This is a direct raid on talent. The company’s chief research officer, Mark Chen, made the polite announcement. He cited the UK's universities and research culture.
The resume is dead. Long live the resume, now haunted by twin ghosts: the algorithm and the human. Experts warn that stuffing your application with irrelevant data just to game AI screening tools is a fast track to disaster.
Anthropic just gave its beloved Opus 3 a retirement gig: a blog post penned by the model itself. That’s not a gimmick, it’s a signal.
Sales software that whispers advice during a call is no longer speculative. Gong has shipped it.
Anthropic fired a public shot this week. It accused Chinese AI firms of stealing its models and stripping out the safety guardrails. Over at OpenAI, the strategy is different: empire building.
Apple promised the future. Then it pulled the ad and pushed that future into a foggy, uncertain horizon, maybe as far off as iOS 27. Google and Samsung just snatched that same future and shipped it, beta bumps and all.
David Luan is leaving Amazon’s AGI lab. The executive who spearheaded the Nova Act browser agent just walked out the door, and his own words tell us why.
Ailias sells holograms of dead people. You can now have a conversation with Isaac Newton, or at least a polished, ethically-guidelined simulation of him. It’s a business built on a public willingness to buy a convincing lie.
The cartels have always fought over dirt, but now they fight over data. In five years, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel accomplished something that had taken decades of failed attempts. It cleared the Knights Templar from southern Michoacán.
Pete Hegseth's Pentagon AI team is a monument to a specific kind of American failure. It collects men famous for breaking things. The first is Emil Michael, the former Uber number two who once suggested digging up dirt on journalists.
The percentage is absurd. Companies using Claude Code now have it write ninety percent, sometimes all, of their software. Projects that stretched over fiscal quarters now ship in weeks. This isn't a better autocomplete.
Nimble says its new search tool is 99% accurate. That number would be meaningless for a normal search engine. For a company selling AI infrastructure to other businesses, it’s the entire pitch.
The market’s reaction was swift and brutal. IBM lost $40 billion in value, and the narrative was simple: the mainframe giant had fumbled the modernization of COBOL. But that story is wrong. It’s a convenient headline, not the truth.
The AI arms race just got a lot messier. Anthropic has fired a direct accusation at DeepSeek and two other Chinese AI firms, MiniMax and Moonshot, alleging they siphoned Claude’s reasoning capabilities to build their own models.
Most companies are failing to build useful AI agents. A new report from Oz explains why, and the numbers are stark. Teams that succeed save hours per engineer each day. More than sixty percent of pull requests written by agents get merged.
Samsung's next flagship feature isn't a camera. It’s a calculated gamble that you’ll want a different AI than its own.
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