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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.
Google Cloud rolled out Gemini Enterprise for Legal on Tuesday, plugging its AI model directly into the software law firms already run.
Kyiv now controls a data asset most defense ministries would kill for: millions of labeled combat observations pulled from thousands of cameras and sensors strung along the front line.
Spirit Airlines went bankrupt in March, but its records are still fetching a price.
An AI agent asked to evaluate a company for investment doesn't just answer a question.
Instinct doesn't have a public website, a launch date, or even a name most people recognize yet. What it has is a growing group of testers who can't stop talking about it, and not entirely in a good way.
General Intuition is closing in on a $6 billion valuation just weeks after its last round priced the company at $2.3 billion, according to sources familiar with the talks.
OpenAI wants California lawmakers to go back and toughen up a law the company fought against just months ago. SB 53, signed last year, requires large AI developers to disclose safety practices and gives whistleblowers legal cover if they flag risks.
RayNeo just put out a pair of glasses that has no camera and no speaker, which is an odd choice for a company selling AI eyewear in 2025.
The State Department has drafted a letter telling partner governments they can't hedge on artificial intelligence anymore, according to Reuters, which reviewed the document. The message: pick Washington's coalition or Beijing's, not both.
Since June, Anthropic has held onto every prompt and output run through its Mythos and Fable models for 30 days, keeping the data on its own servers so it could scan for signs of cyberattacks built with the technology.
Three months ago, Anthropic looked like it had pulled ahead for good. The company hit a $65 billion annualized revenue run rate and, for the first time, beat OpenAI in quarterly revenue outright: $11.6 billion against OpenAI's $6.7 billion,...
One in five enterprises still can't shut off an AI agent's spending once it starts running, according to new VB Pulse survey data covering 107 enterprises.
Ramp built its own AI routing tool three years ago just to manage the company's internal model usage. Now it's selling that tool to everyone else.
Meta AI landed on the Mac desktop this week with a feature that lets it look at whatever is on your screen and answer questions about it, powered by the company's Muse Spark model.
Richard Sutton doesn't think synthetic data will save the current approach to building large language models.
Virgin Atlantic prices hundreds of flights a day, and few of those tickets represent a simple point A to point B trip. Passengers connect, reroute, and book across seasons that shift demand by the hour.
Unitree Robotics closed its first day of trading in Shanghai up 460 percent, after touching a 629 percent spike during the session, according to Bloomberg.
OpenAI has a problem it's trying to solve for enterprise customers: how do you flag someone abusing your AI models without keeping a copy of everything they typed.
OpenAI is testing a new privacy tool with a small group of customers, and the timing looks pointed.
Google rolled out a batch of new study features across Search and Gemini on Wednesday, aimed at students who use AI tools to work through homework and test prep.
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