Senator Elizabeth Warren challenges the Pentagon's decision to label Anthropic a supply-chain risk, calling the move a form of retaliation rather than a standard contract end.
Littlebird is betting $11 million that the next great software monopoly won't be an app, but a silent layer sitting between the OS and the user's eyes.
Gimlet Labs is tackling the AI compute shortage by allowing models to run across diverse hardware architectures simultaneously.
Vibe-coding startup Lovable is actively seeking acquisitions and talent to expand its rapid-development capabilities.
Politicians are trying to catch AI in a 'gotcha' moment, but they are only proving that chatbots are designed to agree with whoever is yelling at them.
London-based Air Street Capital has secured $232 million for its third fund, targeting early-stage AI startups across Europe and North America.
Dedicated AI recording devices are replacing traditional smartphone apps with specialized hardware for meeting transcription and summaries.
AI data centers require 3x more power than traditional facilities. Analysts are now shifting focus from GPU chips to the electrical grid.
Trump’s incoming AI framework isn't just a policy shift—it's a strategic dismantling of state-level oversight in favor of a centralized, pro-innovation federal mandate.
WordPress.com now allows AI agents to draft, edit, and publish posts directly, signaling a shift toward autonomous web management.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang forecasts massive growth in AI hardware while urging businesses to adopt an OpenClaw approach to infrastructure.
From the high-stakes release of the Blackwell chip to a wandering robot named Olaf, Nvidia’s latest keynote paints a picture of a future built on sheer silicon muscle.
