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The DOD's supply chain blacklist was ruled unconstitutional, but Anthropic isn't fully in the clear yet

The same companies building more powerful AI are now calling for collective defense against it — and that tension is worth paying attention to

Amir Salek, the engineer who built seven generations of Google's Tensor Processing Units, is now Anthropic's bet on silicon independence

Three new features quietly make Google's AI Mode one of the more useful travel tools out there

In a 6,000-word essay, the Microsoft co-founder shifts from optimism to alarm, and calls out Silicon Valley for staying quiet to protect valuations

Google is pushing AI Mode well past search, and the travel industry should pay attention

The Microduck is small, cheap, and trainable with reinforcement learning. It's also arriving at a strange moment for Hugging Face.

Z.ai's new 320B MoE model punches well above its price point, runs on Chinese chips, and is coming for Claude Opus 4.8's lunch

The two-year-old startup is reportedly closing a Series B at a $2.5 billion valuation — and someone already used it to buy a house

Accelerated Understanding skipped the Transformer and built on neural operators. Now it wants enterprise contracts in chip design, robotics, and weather prediction.

Plaud is betting that a $249 pair of earphones can become your always-on AI interface. The hardware is interesting. The competition is brutal.

Adobe also quietly delivered what Photoshop users have wanted for years: Lightroom-style lighting controls, built right into the layers workflow

The deal would hand Nvidia control of the most important open-source AI hub on the internet, and it makes more strategic sense than it might first appear

A deal that started at 1 million chips five months ago has ballooned to 3 million, signaling that AI infrastructure spending is nowhere near its peak

ARIA's new rule draws a clear line between AI as a tool and AI as the artist — and it has the backing of Sony, Universal, and Warner