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Krafton CEO's ChatGPT Plot to Kill $250M Bonus Fails
A Delaware court ordered Krafton to reinstate Unknown Worlds' leadership after CEO Changhan Kim used ChatGPT to hatch 'Project X,' a scheme to oust the Subnautica 2 studio's founders and dodge a $250m
DOJ Defends Pentagon's Supply-Chain Risk Label on Anthropic
The Justice Department told a federal court that labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk over its Claude AI models does not violate the company's First Amendment rights, setting up a Tuesday hearing on
Pentagon Plans AI Training on Classified Data
The Pentagon is planning secure environments where AI companies can train military-specific models on classified data, marking a significant shift in defense-AI collaboration and raising new security
Jensen Huang Defends DLSS 5: Critics 'Completely Wrong'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang publicly rejected growing criticism of the company's new DLSS 5 generative-AI graphics technology at GTC 2026, insisting that concerns about artistic homogenization are unfound
Jensen Huang Dismisses DLSS 5 Critics as 'Completely Wrong'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded to widespread criticism of the company's new DLSS 5 AI upscaling technology at GTC 2026, calling gamer concerns that the tech homogenizes game aesthetics "completely
Garry Tan Unveils Gstack at SXSW, Faces Sharp Backlash
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan unveiled his open-source Claude Code setup "gstack" at SXSW, boasting it replicates a startup built with $10M and 10 people, while critics dismissed it as glorified prompt f
BBC Tech Life: Screen Time Evidence & AI Voice Reunion
BBC's Tech Life program examined the evidence on how screen time affects babies and young children, and featured a listener's account of hearing his father's voice for the first time in 50 years throu
Bedrock, LangSmith, SGLang expose DNS, token, RCE
Security researchers uncovered critical flaws in three AI code‑execution platforms—Amazon Bedrock’s Code Interpreter (CVSS 7.5), LangSmith (CVE‑2026‑25750, CVSS 8.5), and SGLang (CVE‑2026‑3059/3060/39
Google opens personalized Gemini to all US users
Google is making its Personal Intelligence feature — which lets Gemini pull context from connected Google apps like Gmail, Photos, and YouTube — available to all free-tier US users for the first time,
Nvidia DLSS 5 Slammed by Gamers and Developers
Nvidia's tease of DLSS 5, a generative AI re-lighting system for games, drew overwhelmingly negative reactions from gamers and developers who said it strips away artistic intent. Nvidia pushed back in
OpenAI-AWS deal brings AI to US agencies
OpenAI has struck a deal with Amazon Web Services to sell its AI products to U.S. government agencies for classified and unclassified work, expanding its federal footprint and stepping directly onto A
World launches AgentKit to verify humans behind AI buyers
Tools for Humanity bet that iris-scanned World IDs are the trust layer agentic commerce desperately needs, launching AgentKit to let websites confirm a verified human stands behind every AI-driven pur
Nvidia DLSS 5 AI Graphics Draw Artist, Critic Backlash
Nvidia's DLSS 5 AI graphics tool, rolling out this autumn, has drawn pushback from critics and concept artists who say AI-rendered characters look "uncanny" and hollow — even as major publishers back
Rubi Raises $7.5M, Partners with H&M for CO₂ Fabric
Rubi, a biotech startup, secured $7.5 million in funding and a partnership with H&M to launch a demonstration‑scale process that turns captured CO₂ into textile‑grade cellulose using enzymes for appar
OpenAI Wins US Military Deal, Grok Faces CSAM Lawsuit
OpenAI has struck a deal to let the Pentagon tap its generative AI, sparking concerns about military use and export to adversaries like Iran, while xAI’s Grok faces a lawsuit from teens alleging the m
Dekeyser: AI backlash is centuries-old tech refusal, not anti-progress
University of Southampton lecturer Thomas Dekeyser argues in a new book that growing pushback against AI and data centers is not anti-progress but a long-running human impulse to protect what it means
India Builds Military AI on $60M Budget, Limited Data
India is racing to build sovereign military AI despite a severe data shortage, leveraging archived surveillance, modest funding, and home‑grown startups to develop specialised, edge‑focused models whi
Nvidia launches NemoClaw, secure AI agent platform
Nvidia announced NemoClaw, an enterprise‑grade AI agent platform built on the open‑source OpenClaw framework, adding security and privacy controls for companies to run AI agents on their own hardware.
Memories.ai Teams with Nvidia on Visual Memory Model
Memories.ai unveiled a visual memory model for wearables, partnering with Nvidia to use its Cosmos‑Reason 2 and Metropolis tools, raising $16 million, building a custom video‑capture device (LUCI), an
Britannica, Merriam-Webster Sue OpenAI Over ChatGPT
Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster sued OpenAI on Friday, alleging ChatGPT was trained on their copyrighted content and reproduces near-verbatim passages on demand.
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