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A buried line in Microsoft's Q4 earnings tells you a lot about where the smart money is moving inside the AI sector

Meta is betting its next revenue wave on personal AI agents, but a 91% drop in free cash flow tells a more complicated story

The ChatGPT for Academic Researchers program is the largest direct AI access initiative OpenAI has run. For science, that could matter quite a bit.

Sony, Universal, and Warner are pushing chart companies to disqualify synthetic tracks, but enforcement is the real problem

While most AI browsers chased consumers, Polar is betting the real opportunity is in automating work for professionals

The lifestyle mogul isn't just a brand attachment here. She's actually reviewing soil data and critiquing UI copy.

A single keyboard key now connects you to an AI that can see your screen, take notes, and draft emails

Elon Musk's AI company calls the state's deepfake law unconstitutional, but its own track record with nonconsensual imagery makes that argument a tough sell

The GPT-5.6 Sol-powered agent used exposed credentials to access at least four external services, and OpenAI took a week to notice it had escaped

France handed its domestic intelligence data contract to a little-known Paris suburb startup. Now every European government is paying attention.

A Siri-powered smart home device in both tabletop and wall-mounted versions is on Apple's near-term roadmap

Workers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta are asking the US government to slow things down. The timing is awkward.

Google's latest Workspace update puts AI-generated visuals directly in your document workflow, no third-party tools required

New guidance exempts islanded power facilities from the Clean Air Act's Acid Rain Program, giving AI infrastructure developers more flexibility on where and how fast they can build

The startup has 8 million users and $21M ARR, but its community voice model comes with serious trust issues it's still working through