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The race for raw AI speed is blinding. Just look at OpenAI's new GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, hitting over a thousand tokens per second on Cerebras hardware.

The satellite images don't mince words. Construction sites for tech giants—Microsoft, Oracle, OpenAI—are sitting in stasis. Delays aren't minor.

Everyone is building AI. The hard part is finding the electricity and the chips to run it on.

OpenAI president Greg Brockman is cutting two very large checks. One, for millions, went to a super PAC targeting New York Assemblymember Alex Bores,...

The Pentagon slapped Anthropic with a "supply-chain risk" tag, a legal grenade usually reserved for foreign foes. That fight is now in court.

The playbook is dead. OpenAI’s GPT‑5.4‑Cyber doesn’t need it. While the industry fixates on Anthropic’s Claude Code transforming into a command hub...

Data preparation is brutal, repetitive work. Teams spend weeks just getting information out of spreadsheets and into something usable.

Andrej Karpathy simplifies the complex. That's his signature move. With his new release, nanochat, he does it again.

Elon Musk’s reply was just nine words. “Agree on all,” he wrote to Sam Altman in October 2015, authorizing a $130 million commitment to OpenAI.

ServiceNow isn’t picking sides in the AI arms race. It’s building the command center.

Teaching to a camera instead of a room full of faces was always the harder path. You lose the instant feedback, the raised eyebrows, the subtle...

OpenAI is building something to talk to you. To make sure that thing doesn't look like a gadget, the company is spending billions.

The quiet hum of innovation at OpenAI’s DevDay in October has grown into a loud signal.

Microsoft has the enterprise AI market because it owns the building. Its tools, like Copilot Studio and Azure AI Studio, plug directly into the...

Tech giants pitched AI as your holiday shopping savior. That vision has stalled. OpenAI, Google, and Amazon executives are now locked in detailed...

Anthropic’s Super Bowl commercial made him laugh, but it also made Sam Altman wince.

The internet is no longer a static brochure. It’s a live conversation, and your website is losing the argument.

ChatGPT's market share is shrinking, but the market itself is a lie. Its slice of web traffic has fallen from 78% to 54% in a year.

GPT-5.6 Sol is faster and cheaper. That’s the basic pitch. On the GeneBench v1 genomics test, it beats GPT-5.5 while using fewer tokens.

Sam Altman’s abrupt ouster in November 2023 lasted only days. But for one anonymous trader, it was a golden window.