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OpenAI, Anthropic Staff Out-Donate Past Tech Post-IPO
A San Francisco Standard analysis finds that OpenAI and Anthropic employees are donating to political campaigns more heavily and cohesively than Google, Meta, and Airbnb employees did following those
Kimi K3 Spooks Chip Stocks, Drops Nasdaq 1%
Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, an open-source model the company says rivals frontier systems, spooking chip stocks and reigniting debate over the US-China AI race.
Alibaba's T-Head Open-Sources Software to Rival Nvidia CUDA
Alibaba's chip unit T-Head has open-sourced its chip software to lower migration barriers to its Zhenwu AI computing architecture, joining Huawei and Moore Threads in a broader Chinese effort to chall
Eufy FamiLock E40 Wins Face Unlock Speed Test
The Verge tested four facial recognition smart locks and crowned the $300 Eufy FamiLock E40 the speed champion, unlocking in under a second and reliably working with sunglasses — though battery drain
Trump Admin Pilots AI to Evaluate Medicare Claims
The Trump administration is piloting the use of artificial intelligence to evaluate Medicare claims, a move that could reshape prior authorization and other insurance-coverage decisions.
Apple sues OpenAI as Codex Micro ships
Apple filed a 41-page lawsuit accusing OpenAI of running a systematic scheme to steal confidential hardware designs through departing employees, including former Apple Watch VP Tang Tan and engineers
Hostinger CMO and LinkedIn Bengaluru Lead on AI and India's Tech
Hostinger's CMO and LinkedIn's Bengaluru engineering lead discuss AI's role in job evolution and the growth of India's tech hubs in global product development.
Oracle's NM Data Center Switch Adds Billions in Costs
Oracle scrapped gas turbines for costlier fuel cells at its New Mexico Project Jupiter AI campus after permit hurdles, adding billions to the build cost in a case study of how regulation is inflating
ADA Open-Source Analyst Computes Locally, LLM Optional
ADA, an open-source automated data analyst, converts a dropped-in CSV or Excel file into an interactive Plotly dashboard, anomaly flags, a guarded forecast, and plain-English answers — running cleanin
Eggers Tells OpenAI Staff ChatGPT Is 'Silencing a Generation'
Author Dave Eggers, invited by Sam Altman to address roughly 200 OpenAI staffers, used the occasion to accuse ChatGPT of "silencing an entire generation" by devastating teachers' lives and robbing stu
Meta in Talks to Lease $10B AI Compute to Anthropic
Meta is negotiating to rent AI computing capacity from its data centers to Anthropic in a deal worth roughly $10 billion over two years, a move that could launch a new infrastructure-leasing business
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Open-Weight AI Cyber Gap Narrows to 4-7 Months
The UK's AI Security Institute (AISI) published its first public analysis of the open-weight versus closed-weight gap in frontier cyber capabilities, finding Chinese open-weight models like GLM-5.2 an
Moonshot K3 narrows China-US AI gap, rattles US labs
Moonshot's Kimi K3 matches GPT-5.6 and Anthropic benchmarks while Chinese labs now occupy all top five spots on OpenRouter — forcing Silicon Valley to confront the possibility that frontier-model scar
Google Switches Gemini to Compute-Based Usage Limits
Google has overhauled how it measures Gemini AI usage, switching from per-request counts to compute-power-based quotas across its Free, Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscription tiers.
Judges Sanction Lawyers Over AI-Hallucinated Cases
Federal judges are increasingly sanctioning lawyers for citing fake AI-generated cases while racing to train themselves on the same tools, with a new Judicial AI Consortium forming to close the knowle
Meta in $10B Compute Lease Talks With Anthropic
Meta is in talks to lease computing capacity from its data centers to Anthropic in a deal potentially worth ~$10B over two years, per NYT-cited sources.
Meta in $10B AI Compute Deal Talks With Anthropic
Meta is in talks to lease AI computing power to Anthropic in a potential $10 billion deal over two years, signaling a new revenue stream and highlighting the scarcity of AI infrastructure.
Vertu's $6,880 Alphafold stumbles on its headline AI agent
Vertu is selling executives a $6,880 foldable phone whose centerpiece is the Hermes Agent AI, but hands-on testing revealed the agent is ambitious yet inconsistent — acting autonomously while missing
SpaceX Talks Pentagon AI Data Center Deal Amid Stock Slide
SpaceX is in talks with the Pentagon to provide computing power for its AI initiatives, as the company faces financial pressure from its stock trading below IPO levels.
7 Malicious Vite npm Packages Use Blockchain C2 to Drop RAT
Cybersecurity researchers at Checkmarx uncovered seven malicious npm packages targeting the Vite frontend ecosystem, using a four-tier blockchain-based command-and-control infrastructure spanning Tron
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