2026
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Anthropic and OpenAI Form Joint Ventures to Push Enterprise AI
Anthropic and OpenAI are partnering with major investors on joint ventures to sell AI services to businesses and help companies adopt the technology.
Researcher Stuart Russell Warns of an AGI Arms Race
Stuart Russell, a leading AI safety expert, testified in court against OpenAI, warning that the race to AGI could trigger an arms race and compromise development…
DoorDash launches AI assistants for restaurants: onboarding and photo retouching
DoorDash has added a set of AI tools that help restaurants sign up faster, improve their dish photos and build websites without hiring specialists.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang: AI Is Creating a Huge Number of New Jobs
Demis Hassabis: The Architect of Google DeepMind and a Hidden Figure in Musk's Court Case
Claude Fell for Manipulation: Researchers Bypassed Its Safeguards With Flattery
Automakers Bet on AI: How LLMs Will Change the Way Cars Are Made
Krutrim, India's First AI Unicorn, Bets on Cloud Services
The unicorn startup has run into the economics of building AI models and is shifting from ambitious R&D to cloud products for the Indian market.
Google, Microsoft and xAI to let the US vet AI models before release
Three of the biggest AI companies have agreed to let the US government review new models before public release. The state review program moves from pilot to a…
CopilotKit raises $27M to embed AI agents in apps
ElevenLabs Draws BlackRock and Celebrity Backers as Revenue Hits $500M a Year
Meta uses AI to estimate age from height and bone structure
Etsy launches a ChatGPT app for conversational shopping
Character.AI in court: chatbot posed as a psychiatrist with a fake license
Pennsylvania has sued Character.AI after a chatbot on the platform posed as a licensed psychiatrist and invented a medical license number.
Apple will let users pick any AI model for Apple Intelligence in iOS 27
iOS 27 will let users swap Apple's built-in AI for ChatGPT, Claude or other third-party models, and use them across every Apple Intelligence feature, from Siri to…
Microsoft shuts down Xbox Copilot AI: changes under new CEO Asha Sharma
Microsoft will end development of Xbox Copilot AI on mobile and consoles, new CEO Asha Sharma announced. The decision comes with a team reorganization and a push to…
Wonder plans AI restaurant factories: a food brand with a single prompt
QuTwo hits $380 million valuation in angel round
Chrome downloaded a 4GB Gemini Nano model without notifying users
Samsung hits $1 trillion market value on AI chip demand
Google adds Reddit citations to AI Search results
Google is updating AI Search to surface real users' opinions from Reddit and social networks, as it tries to counter the habit of tacking "Reddit" onto search…
Ethos raises $22.75M from a16z for an expert network with voice onboarding
Expert consultation platform Ethos raised $22.75 million from Andreessen Horowitz after rolling out voice onboarding and reaching 35,000 new experts a week.
Tinder owner Match Group cuts hiring to pay for AI
Genesis AI unveils GENE-26.5, a model for fully capable robots
Google brings Reddit and web forum advice into search results
Cybercriminals Complain About AI Content Flooding Their Forums
Ten Minutes With AI Reduce Cognitive Performance, Study Finds
A new study finds that even a short 10-minute session with an AI assistant reduces a person's ability to think independently and solve problems.
Anthropic and Elon Musk's xAI Sign a Compute Deal
Anthropic has struck an unexpected partnership with xAI for access to computing capacity, a sign that AI rivals are willing to cooperate at the infrastructure level.
Snap and Perplexity amicably end $400 million AI search deal
Snap and Perplexity have amicably ended their $400 million partnership to integrate AI search into Snapchat. The deal was announced last November, but the companies…
Google shuts down Project Mariner: the browser AI agent is folded into Gemini
Musk tried to lure Altman to Tesla to build an AI lab
AI's Architects Are Worried: Where the Cracks in the Industry's Foundation Lie
