116 articles covering AI events, conferences, and industry insights.
The AI industry is reconfiguring fast: OpenAI’s revenue-sharing reset with Microsoft and restructuring moves are reshaping power and incentives, market frenzy and bubble debates intensify, open‑source challengers like Mistral surge, and legal and operational risks are mounting. This post synthesizes the top developments and what they mean for investors, engineers and policymakers.
OpenAI’s sweeping partnership changes, massive cloud plans and growing chip deals are reshaping AI economics, while security flaws and startup shakeups expose new risks for industry players and investors.
A fast-moving week in AI saw OpenAI move toward a public-benefit corporate structure backed by Microsoft, an $100B+ equity arrangement for its nonprofit parent, a massive cloud pact with Oracle, a broad FTC inquiry into AI companions for children, new memory features from Anthropic, and platform-level advances like OpenAI’s Developer Mode and DeepMind’s EmbeddingGemma. This post synthesizes the developments and explains what they mean for product strategy, regulation, and the future of compute and AI safety.
AI’s race for compute and market share accelerated this week with OpenAI’s reported $300B deal with Oracle, Microsoft’s pivot toward Anthropic, security flaws in developer tooling, and fresh regulatory and legal sparks.
The last 48 hours in AI have reshuffled the landscape: a massive ASIC deal for Broadcom, Microsoft leaning on Anthropic for Copilot, Baidu claiming a new model lead, and heavy legal and safety scrutiny around Anthropic and OpenAI.
A decisive week for AI: Anthropic backs California's SB 53 while facing a $1.5B authors' settlement, OpenAI bankrolls an AI-made film as it readies custom chips, and ASML doubles down on Europe’s Mistral. This post unpacks the regulatory, legal, commercial and cultural shifts shaping AI's next phase.
The AI industry rushed through another watershed week: Anthropic agreed to a $1.5B copyright settlement, ASML became a lead investor in Mistral AI, OpenAI forecast massive spending through 2029 and signaled a new jobs play — all while chip partnerships and safety pressure reshape the competitive map.
This post unpacks the week's biggest AI moves: Anthropic’s landmark $1.5B copyright settlement and Claude’s China-related restrictions, OpenAI’s plan to build custom chips with Broadcom/TSMC, rising safety and regulatory pressure, and how enterprises are adapting.
A seismic week in AI: Anthropic agrees to a $1.5B settlement over pirated training data, OpenAI researchers publish hallucination findings amid regulatory pressure, and chip partnerships accelerate the next hardware arms race.