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Defense Secretary Hegseth labels Anthropic a supply‑chain risk after Trump ban
President Trump’s ban was a statement. What came next was the hammer. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, within two hours, transformed a political...
Google adds 'agent step' to Opal, making static workflows interactive
Enterprise AI teams have been building agents the hard way: wiring models, tools, and logic into brittle chains that break the moment the input...
OpenAI secures USD 110 billion in funding, unveils stateful enterprise AI agents
OpenAI just secured $110 billion. The cash arrives from three sources: a massive $50 billion check from Amazon, plus $30 billion each from SoftBank...
Trump orders agencies to cease using Anthropic AI; firm rejects Pentagon request
The White House has drawn a line in the sand, Anthropic AI is out. But the company isn’t going quietly.
OpenAI fires employee for trades on Sora, GPT‑5, ChatGPT Browser, Altman status
Sam Altman’s abrupt ouster in November 2023 lasted only days. But for one anonymous trader, it was a golden window.
Microsoft's OPCD cuts system prompts while preserving AI performance
Your AI probably can't remember its own instructions. The prompts that tell a large language model how to behave have become massive, delicate...
AI deepfakes dubbed a 'train wreck' as Samsung sells tickets, AI limits unclear
Samsung is selling tickets to a train wreck, and the company’s own executives admit they don’t yet know where the tracks lead.
Anthropic’s week‑long battle with the Pentagon unfolds on social media
Last week, a $380 billion AI startup picked a public fight with the Pentagon. Not in a sealed negotiating room. On social media.
Docker Compose Enables Top‑Level Definition of Multiple AI Models for Agents
Agents are no longer single-model monoliths. They juggle reasoning engines and embedding pipelines, each demanding its own runtime, its own...
Wall Street shows persistent AI anxiety, sparking frequent mini‑panics
Wall Street is twitching. A single research note on artificial intelligence now triggers a sell-off; an offhand CEO comment about model training can...
AWS employee credits Anthropic for steering away from unsupervised killer robots
An AWS engineer is publicly crediting a rival company for keeping her own employer from a darker path.
OpenAI secures USD 110 billion from Amazon, Nvidia, SoftBank; Microsoft tie strong
One hundred and ten billion dollars is not an investment. It is a coordinated seizure of territory.
Huxe launches AI‑driven daily audio summaries with two podcast‑style voices
Your morning routine just got a soundtrack, but not the kind you choose. Huxe, a new AI-powered app, promises to turn your calendar, email, and to-do...
MWC 2026 in Barcelona showcases phones, gadgets as flagship show loses clout
Mobile World Congress opens in Barcelona this week. The event, once the definitive stage for phone giants like Samsung and Sony to launch their top...
Genstore teams AI agents to run research, ops, marketing and analytics
Running a brand means juggling a dozen roles at once, researcher, operator, marketer, analyst. Most founders never escape the grind.
Pentagon, Anthropic clash over ‘agentic’ AI in Silicon Valley debate
The Pentagon wants AI that can act on its own. Anthropic, the AI safety startup, wants its systems to pause and reason before they do anything.
Anthropic Rejects Pentagon’s New Terms, Cites Lethal AI and Surveillance
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.
Microsoft previews AI‑powered Copilot Tasks to handle busywork in background
Microsoft has declared the real AI race over. The goal is no longer smart replies; it's eliminating work you simply don't want to do.
Jack Dorsey's Block slashes over 4,000 jobs, cutting nearly half staff
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...
Smartphone sales plunge as memory costs stay high, sub‑USD 100 phones shrink
Memory is too expensive to waste on cheap phones. The industry is learning this the hard way. Global smartphone sales are in free fall.