A two-week experiment using Claude to scan the Firefox codebase revealed over 20 vulnerabilities, signaling a shift in how software is secured.
As political tensions tighten around AI labs, the emergence of cloud mediation ensures that enterprise compute remains insulated from the fractures of statecraft.
OpenAI has delayed its age-verified 'adult mode' for the second time, signaling a cautious approach to erotica and high-risk content generation.
Caitlin Kalinowski's departure from OpenAI highlights a growing tension between Silicon Valley's robotics ambitions and government defense contracts.
Grammarly is trying to move up the value chain by selling 'expert' feedback. But when the experts are just simulations, the enterprise moat starts to evaporate.
A historic pay package reveals the shifting stakes of the search giant's future beyond the browser.
Recent pushback against Anthropic's defense ties highlights the growing tension between Silicon Valley ethics and the Pentagon's trillion-dollar modernization budget.
Nscale's $14.6 billion valuation highlights the shift from building AI models to securing the massive computing hardware required to run them.
Qualcomm is no longer content being the king of smartphones. Its new partnership with Neura Robotics signals a pivot toward the real physical world.
OpenAI's latest acquisition isn't about code; it's about the desperate need to prove that AI agents won't go rogue in the enterprise.
OpenAI and Google DeepMind engineers are backing Anthropic in a legal fight that could redefine how the government regulates AI safety and security.
Decagon's $4.5B valuation and secondary sale signal a shift in how AI startups defend their human capital against Big Tech incumbents.
