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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.
SpaceX just bet big on open-source AI. Using someone else's chips. The rocket company signed a massive compute deal with startup Reflection AI. Payment? Access to the Colossus data center. That facility is a pure power plant for training AI.
AI agents are brilliant at generating code, making decisions, and even running entire workflows, until they hit the real world. That’s where context collapses and security gaps open.
Amazon just purchased a $50 billion problem. It began with a studio, MGM, and what seemed like a surefire prestige pitch: a drama about the chaotic firing and re-hiring of OpenAI’s Sam Altman. Andrew Garfield was set to star.
Perplexity just gave its AI a brain. Not a bigger model, not a faster inference engine, a memory that learns while you sleep. The system, called Brain, builds context graphs from an agent’s work, then refines them overnight.
Senator Bernie Sanders unveiled a $7 trillion plan on Tuesday. Its goal: to wrestle artificial intelligence development away from Silicon Valley and the Pentagon.
Two billion dollars. That’s the price tag Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt are attaching to a startup that isn’t selling you a world model, it’s training agents with them.
A company's annual insurance bill is EUR 125,000. You won't find it in an invoice. It's sitting in a JSON file. The data came from page four of a document, from inside a meta block. A machine read it.
Midjourney has stopped drawing your D&D character and started mapping your gallbladder. The company just announced a "Midjourney Scanner" for full-body ultrasound slices. It's the same basic tech, repurposed. They've swapped fantasy for fascia.
Forget the demo videos where AI solves problems in a clean, ten-second clip. CEO-Bench runs the experiment for 500 brutal days. It puts an AI agent in charge of a simulated startup, with a full bank account and a mess of problems.
Everyone is talking about AI. Almost no one knows how to actually use it. OpenAI now offers a free, three-step path to fix that. It's three courses. They are free. They come with certificates. They are built directly on OpenAI's own platform.
Odyssey is worth $1.45 billion, and it got there by sending people into the streets with cameras strapped to their backs. That’s the same trick Google Earth pulled, except Google used cars.
Another AI company has slammed into a regulatory wall. The bricks, however, are invisible. This week, Anthropic became subject to US export controls. The rules are notoriously vague.
Pinterest is building a chatbot that shops. Dubbed "Ask Pinterest," the limited experimental app creates a sandbox. There, users describe a need in plain text.
Sixty billion dollars for a company that doesn't make money. Only in AI. SpaceX is buying Cursor, the coding tool, for that price. The platform is good. It's also stuck.
The cloud is dead for NPCs. NVIDIA is moving the AI brain from distant servers directly into your graphics card. At Unreal Fest 2026, the company announced the ACE Game Agent SDK and new Unreal Engine 5 plugins.
Another messaging startup just raised a mountain of cash. This one might actually know what it's doing. Respond.io, a Malaysian company, secured $62.5 million. The space is littered with firms promising AI-powered customer chats. Most are new.
Salesforce just spent $3.6 billion to avoid building something itself. The target is Fin, an AI customer service outfit.
Z.ai dropped GLM-5.2 without the usual fanfare about beating GPT-4. That's the first clue it might be important.
Google handed the industry a set of keys to agent coordination in mid-2025. Everyone took them. The protocol, called A2A, went straight to the Linux Foundation and was adopted almost instantly.
OpenAI is coming for your to-do list. The company’s new OpenAI Academy isn't a philosophical discussion about artificial intelligence. It's a direct, step-by-step curriculum for wiring AI into a team's daily grind.
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