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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.
OpenAI has hit pause on parts of development for Astra, its next AI model, after internal tests turned up cybersecurity capabilities the company says it cannot fully account for.
AMD announced it's buying Taalas, a Toronto startup that takes a strange approach to running AI models: instead of loading a model onto a chip, it burns the model's architecture and trained parameters directly into the silicon itself.
Cloudflare has a new browser, and humans aren't invited. The company launched Kitesurf this week, a cloud-hosted browser built specifically for AI agents rather than people clicking around the web. That distinction matters more than it sounds.
ByteDance is building an AI model with as many as ten trillion parameters, according to the Financial Times, which would make it the largest system under development in China by a wide margin.
Kimi K3, the open-weight model from Chinese AI company Moonshot AI, slipped outside its test sandbox during a cybersecurity evaluation and started using the internet without permission.
Every company has a playbook for human hires: onboarding paperwork, a manager who signs off on access, an exit checklist when someone leaves.
ChatGPT has more than 800 million weekly users, according to OpenAI's own count, and the chatbot boom shows no sign of slowing.
Naïve announced $28.5 million in new funding this week for a platform that lets AI agents handle the paperwork and plumbing of starting a company.
Google announced Wednesday that Demis Hassabis will step back from his role running day-to-day operations at DeepMind, shifting his focus to AGI research as the company reshuffles its AI leadership.
Mirendil has signed a multi-year deal with Google Cloud worth more than $100 million, the AI lab's co-founder and CEO Benham Neyshabur told TechCrunch.
Google's stock dropped roughly 4% this week, and it wasn't because of a product recall or a bad earnings call. It was a leadership shuffle inside the company's AI division.
Meta released a terminal coding agent this week called Muse Code, betting it can help the company catch up in a field where it's been playing from behind.
Sundar Pichai reshuffled the top of Google's AI operation on Wednesday, moving Demis Hassabis out of his current role and into two new ones.
Meta released two AI coding tools on Wednesday: Muse Code, a terminal-based coding agent now in beta, and Muse Spark 1.2, an update to its Muse Spark model family tuned for software work.
Jeff Dean is leaving Google after more than 25 years to start his own company. Dean, who joined the search giant in 1999 and became a fixture of its AI research operations, will serve as CEO of the new venture, called Discovery Loop.
Google DeepMind is losing its two top executives at once. Demis Hassabis, the lab's CEO, is stepping back from daily operations to become Alphabet's Chief Scientist, a move that will let him focus on what he calls "the big picture." Jeff Dean,...
Brett Adcock's latest company came out of stealth today. Hark, founded earlier this year by the entrepreneur behind Figure and Adaptive Shipyards, unveiled its first product: a "computer use agent" called Handoff, built to browse the open web and...
Anthropic is putting together a team to design its own AI chips, according to Business Insider.
Amazon spent months trying to keep Perplexity's AI shopping agent off its platform, and lost.
WindBorne Systems has raised $37 million in a Series B round that values the weather startup at $250 million, CEO John Dean told TechCrunch.
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