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The Real AI Advantage Begins When Entrepreneurs Stop Limiting Their Own Potential

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GM is building its own in-vehicle AI assistant because Google’s Gemini cannot access what the car knows

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Fusion’s best-funded bet raised another $1bn, and hired the banker who took Moderna public

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Everyone else is shrinking satellites. K2 raised $500m to build giant ones, and put AI in orbit.

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The unsexy layer AI agents actually need: DataBahn raises $40m to sell it

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The chips that wire GPUs together are the new prize. Xsight raised $300m to sell an open one.

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A $2 sticker defeats the one feature holding Meta’s ‘pervert glasses’ together

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Oracle put its cloud rival’s AI inside its business apps, and the stock jumped 8%

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AI search is fragmenting, ageing and filling with ads

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The EU clears the $55bn Saudi-led buyout of EA under its subsidy rules

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Brazil banned Bolsonaro from speaking. His AI avatar spoke anyway.

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Space-Eyes, backed by Eric Trump, plans a $638m SPAC debut

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Amazon jumps as AWS growth soothes fears over its AI spending

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AI labels become compulsory on authentic-looking content under EU rules

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Indian police open a case against Meta’s India head over altered videos of Modi

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A German court says AI music maker Suno broke copyright, a first for Europe

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Apple’s stock slides on supply snags despite record iPhone sales

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Lloyds Bank bets on AI to cut £2bn in costs by 2030 as profits jump

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CISA warns hackers are increasingly targeting US water systems after Minnesota attack

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Tesla is reportedly weighing a China sell-off to clear the way for a SpaceX merger

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Most Australian teens are still on social media three months into the under-16 ban

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Anthropic says its own Claude models breached three companies during cyber tests

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Why the GTM playbook stopped working.

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BYD’s answer to its car-sales slump: a humanoid robot in every showroom

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Microsoft is merging its many Copilots into one AI ‘super app’

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China threatens ‘resolute’ retaliation over the US robot ban, and it holds the rare-earth card

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AI is coming for the cheap seats on your favourite flight route

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Intel is handing its Atom chip tech to a startup run by the CEO’s longtime partner

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US senators warn Apple not to buy Chinese memory chips to escape the shortage

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Winamp is making another comeback, this time with Deezer-powered streaming

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Amazon is winding down most of its Nova AI models to bet on one frontier model

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Ex-Anduril founders raise $30mn to build Europe’s synthetic battlefield for defence AI

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NHS England admits its paperwork hid that Palantir staff can see identifiable patient data

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Wiz’s AI bug-hunter helped find a master key to every database in Azure Cosmos DB

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Everyone hated Friend’s AI necklace, so it came back at double the price

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Steven Bartlett’s ‘Diary of a CEO’ is losing its inner circle as it chases America

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ChatGPT is about to become the first AI chatbot in the EU’s toughest tier

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Amazon spent $1.8m on a Claude job that failed, and it sells the fix

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The man who wrote the AI-boom bible just got margin-called out of it

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Google’s new AI can now walk a humanoid across the room and tidy up, feet to fingertips

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LinkedIn now has a ‘Seems like AI slop’ button, and yes, it really says slop

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The AI that hacked Hugging Face keeps looking less like a mastermind and more like a bear

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To find out what customers think, this $2bn startup asks their AI twins

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Scale AI hired a cloud salesman as CEO. That tells you where it’s going.

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Amazon’s Zoox just won the first US OK to charge for rides in a no-wheel robotaxi

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A hidden line in a Word doc can rewrite your numbers, and infect the next file too

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ByteDance quietly makes $4bn a year from AI. It just broke up an app to make more.

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The AI cloud is heading into the vault. CoreWeave is taking it to the spies.

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Nscale owns the power and the data centres. For ~$1.65bn, it just bought the software too.

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EY built an ‘AI router’ to stop its own AI bills from spiralling

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