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Satya Nadella says Microsoft will exploit royalty‑free OpenAI model through 2032
Microsoft has secured a deal that sounds almost too good to be true. Satya Nadella confirmed this week that the company can use OpenAI’s most...
Google CEO: Users love AI Overviews, but compute shortage caps revenue
Google Cloud’s quarterly revenue finally crossed the $20 billion mark. That’s a staggering number.
Salesforce crowdsources AI roadmap, using fast code pushes and customer feedback
Salesforce is rewriting the playbook for AI development. Not in a boardroom, not through a proprietary research lab, but in weekly face-to-face...
Goodfire’s tool, a MIT Tech Review 2026 breakthrough, helps debug LLM models
Large language models are opaque, famously so. They function, often brilliantly. Yet how they actually work remains a profound mystery.
Legora valued at USD 5.6 B, lists Bird & Bird, Cleary Gottlieb, Linklaters
Legora just closed a funding sprint that should leave rivals winded. In four weeks, it hauled in $550 million. Then it tacked on another $50 million.
Pentagon signs AI contracts with Nvidia, Microsoft, AWS after Anthropic dispute
The Pentagon’s new supplier list is a who’s who of American tech power. Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and a smaller firm called Reflection AI can now...
GPT-5.5 scores 71.4% on expert cybersecurity tasks, edging Mythos Preview's 68.6%
For a little over two dollars, you can now rent a mind that builds a disassembler from scratch. This changes everything.
OpenAI activates default marketing cookies for free ChatGPT users
Free users of ChatGPT just became a product, whether they knew it or not. On Thursday, OpenAI quietly flipped a switch, activating marketing cookies...
Harvard study finds OpenAI's o1 and 4o outdiagnose ER doctors in 76‑patient test
Seventy-six patients walked into a Boston emergency room. Two attending physicians examined them, made their calls.
OpenAI releases Symphony, an open-source spec to let agents self‑manage tasks
Managing OpenAI's Codex AI was a lesson in human limits. Engineers found that manually assigning tasks to more than three to five concurrent agent...
2021 EDEN-unbiased quantizer beats 2026 successor in average accuracy
A 2021 design is outperforming its 2026 successor , across every tested configuration, and by a wide margin.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman head to court in legal fight over OpenAI’s future
Two billionaires who hate each other are now paying lawyers to settle it in a San Francisco courtroom.
US benchmark shows China lagging; Deepseek model underperforms private tests
The US government has declared China's best AI model is falling behind. It's a political verdict. DeepSeek V4 is the current Chinese champion.
AI tracks surge on streaming services, says Deezer researcher Manuel Moussa
You can find a new song on a streaming service every 20 seconds. Roughly half the time now, it wasn’t written by a person.
Eight tech giants sign Pentagon AI contracts; Anthropic warns of legal loopholes
The Pentagon just locked in its roster. Eight companies—SpaceX, Oracle, and six other tech titans—now hold contracts to weave artificial intelligence...
Microsoft adds AI legal agent to Word to flag contract risks and suggest edits
Microsoft just planted an AI directly into Word's toolbar for lawyers. Dubbed the Legal Agent, it’s live now for US users in the Frontier program.
LlamaIndex CEO: AI scaffolding collapses as models surpass humans on massive data
Jerry Liu watches the control systems crack. With each new AI model release, the LlamaIndex CEO sees our intricate scaffolds for managing artificial...
Anthropic could secure USD 900 billion-plus valuation in two‑week round, sources say
That $900 billion figure is real. Investors have forty-eight hours to place their bets on just how real it will become.
ChatGPT's 'Nerdy' tweak rewards goblin metaphors in answers, study finds
ChatGPT briefly, bizarrely, fell for goblins. The whole fling started with a single broken piece of code.
xAI releases Grok 4.3 with low price and fast voice‑cloning suite
The price of a stolen voice just hit rock bottom. Buried in xAI's Grok 4.3 announcement was a jaw-dropper: three dollars an hour.