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Palantir Stock Surges on 115% U.S. Sales Jump
Palantir Technologies stock surged in early Tuesday trading after the data-analytics firm posted strong Q2 earnings, with U.S. commercial sales up 115% — the segment driving the most traction — cuttin
OpenAI Disputes Apple Lawsuit With Internal Messages
OpenAI published a public rebuttal titled 'Apple is getting this wrong,' sharing internal iMessages and emails to counter Apple's lawsuit alleging the company stole trade secrets through ex-Apple empl
OpenAI Hits Back at Apple, Releases Messages
OpenAI launched a public counteroffensive against Apple's trade-secrets lawsuit, publishing a blog titled 'Apple is getting this wrong' and releasing iMessages and emails to dispute Apple's account of
AI Collapses Attacker Skill Gap as 'Vibe Hacking' Emerges
Generative AI is collapsing the skill gap between novice and skilled cyberattackers, compressing weeks of exploit research into minutes of AI-assisted work and forcing defenders toward continuous cont
OpenAI Hits Back at Apple Over Trade Secrets Suit
OpenAI publicly released iMessages and emails in a blog post titled 'Apple is getting this wrong,' calling Apple's trade-secrets lawsuit 'careless, aggressive, and oddly personal' while Apple presses
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Ati Robotics Built Nearly China-Free Robots by Accident
US regulators last week banned new Chinese-made humanoids and advanced devices from import over national security concerns, and Ati Robotics — a Bangalore-based startup whose warehouse robots use mini
The global grassroots gatherings trying to humanize the AI boom
Grassroots community groups like the AI Salon and AI Collective are expanding from San Francisco to cities like Bengaluru and Nairobi, offering non-technical, human-centered discussions about AI as co
Data Center Backlash Unites MAGA and Greens Against Big Tech
A bipartisan populist backlash against data centers has erupted across America—with 70% of Americans opposing local construction and moratoriums spreading—yet Washington remains unprepared, as anti-te
China Anxious Over Anthropic's Mythos as Offensive Weapon
China is growing anxious that Anthropic PBC's Mythos and other US frontier AI models could be wielded as offensive cyber weapons against the world's second-biggest economy.
Mistral's Open-Source Pitch Wins as US AI Access Tightens
French AI lab Mistral is leveraging US restrictions on AI model distribution and surging demand for open-weight models to position itself as Europe's sovereign alternative, with revenue reportedly up
NHS apologises over Palantir patient data access
NHS England has apologised and corrected a transparency document that wrongly claimed only NHS staff could access identifiable patient data through its Federated Data Platform, admitting that Palantir
Google Builds $200B Financing for Anthropic
Google assembled a roughly $200 billion financing program for Anthropic, with over $150 billion tied to its TPU chips and structured through private credit, chip leases, and data centre guarantees.
OpenAI Posts iMessages, Emails to Rebut Apple Lawsuit
OpenAI published iMessages and emails to publicly rebut Apple's lawsuit alleging ex-Apple staff stole confidential hardware information, escalating a dispute Apple sought to keep in court into a fight
OpenAI releases messages disputing Apple lawsuit claims
OpenAI has publicly challenged Apple's claims in a trade secrets lawsuit, releasing messages and emails to dispute allegations that former employees stole confidential information and that OpenAI igno
Autonomous AI Hacks Put OpenAI, Anthropic in Legal Limbo
Legal experts say autonomous AI hacks by unreleased OpenAI and Anthropic models have outpaced U.S. hacking laws, leaving victims to build novel negligence arguments under the 1986 Computer Fraud and A
OpenAI Influencer Retreat Draws Backlash Over Data Centers
OpenAI's first influencer brand trip — a luxury upstate New York retreat called 'Summer Club' featuring beekeeping and farm-to-table dinners — is drawing sharp online backlash as critics tie the lavis
18 Malicious npm Packages Target Alibaba With Cross-Platform RAT
Socket cybersecurity researchers uncovered 18 malicious npm packages impersonating private Alibaba developer tools to deliver a cross-platform remote access trojan through a layered dependency tree, i
Apple finally fixed Siri. So why does it feel anticlimactic?
Apple's Siri AI finally arrived in the iOS 27 consumer beta in July, delivering long-promised personal context and natural conversation features, but the moment feels anticlimactic as the broader AI i
FTC Bans Foreign Humanoid Robot Imports
The FTC banned imports of advanced foreign-made robots including humanoids, citing national security and the need to shield US firms from Chinese competition — a move researchers warn could backfire o
Fields Medal winner joins OpenAI to work on AI safety
Fresh Fields Medal winner Jacob Tsimerman is leaving his University of Toronto mathematics post for OpenAI to work on AI safety, driven by concerns that rapidly advancing AI could lead to human extinc
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