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Why does a week of back‑and‑forth between a leading AI startup and the Pentagon matter to anyone outside the defense corridor?

OpenAI just pulled in a staggering $110 billion, a cash infusion that reads like a who’s‑who of tech heavyweights: $30 billion from SoftBank, another...

Palantir’s internal pushback against a new contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has turned into a flashpoint for the company’s...

Why does a senior engineer walk out of a company that built the world’s most visible chatbot?

Why does a quiet market town in northern England suddenly appear on AI roadmaps? The answer lies in a policy shift that turned ordinary server farms...

Why does a partnership between a San Francisco‑based AI startup and an Indian consulting giant matter now?

The artificial intelligence landscape is shifting from chatbots to something far more sophisticated.

Why does this matter? The Pentagon’s latest tussle with Anthropic has pulled two of You.com’s founders—Richard Socher and Bryan McCann—into the...

The exodus at xAI isn’t just a numbers game; it’s a symptom of something deeper. Over the past weeks, dozens of engineers and researchers have...

Testing autonomous agents on a corporate laptop sounds straightforward—run the code, watch the output, tweak the parameters.

Regulators have zeroed in on AI‑generated deepfakes, treating them as the headline threat to public discourse.

Why does a 2026 responsible‑AI report matter now? Because the AI market has been racing toward ever more capable, personalized and multimodal models,...

OpenAI has just tightened the rules on how its models can be deployed with U.S. government customers, a move that follows a direct request from the...

Electric vehicle makers are racing to build smarter, safer autonomous driving systems - and Rivian just upped the ante.

Why should corporate leaders pause when a major AI firm signs a defense contract? The answer lies in the fine print.

Only 10% of AI‑generated code passed a recent security audit, a finding that sent ripples through development teams that rely on automated...

Corporate AI governance is getting a serious upgrade. Companies are ditching rigid, dusty policy manuals for something far more dynamic and...

The conversation around artificial intelligence has slipped from boardrooms into the culture wars, and now it’s spilling onto the battlefield.

Across the globe, armed forces have begun fielding AI‑driven tools that can strike faster than a human could react.

A closed‑door gathering of policymakers, technologists and civil‑society groups convened last month in an undisclosed venue, aiming to map a...