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AI firms are buying up old books because they are the last slop-free data left

Substack adds AI detection to fight ‘Claudefishing’

Brain-computer interfaces could create a new digital divide, and this time it may be biological

To prove the anti-AI Pope’s words were human, his camp used AI

Jack Dorsey’s Block takes on Slack with Buzz, a workspace for humans and AI agents

Every frontier AI model the UK tested for cheating cheated

Meta’s AI is deleting accounts, and the only way to appeal is more AI

OpenAI and Anthropic now out-lobby Nvidia in Washington

Oracle says one AI data centre could cost it a $7bn power guarantee

Marco Rubio tells US diplomats to play down fears of a tech ‘kill switch’

A 25-year-old just raised $180M to build a US bank from scratch

Hackers stole Estée Lauder staff’s bank and health data. The company took nearly a year to say so.

This AI-piloted fighter jet takes off with no runway. It just cleared a key test.

Everyone is cramming AI into phones. Light’s new flip phone strips it all out.

Moonshot is chasing a $50bn valuation, and it wants two funding rounds to get there

US computer-science enrolment just fell for the first time in 20 years

Halliday made 2025’s worst smart glasses. Its camera-free comeback is aimed at your meetings.

Washington wants to sanction Chinese AI for ‘theft’. Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says that’s backwards.

Databricks’ cofounder just raised $20M to be the Switzerland of AI compute

Over half the music uploaded to Deezer is now AI, and most of it is fraud

BlackRock is raising $12bn to build Meta a data centre it will own, lend to, and rent out

Google and Ford are funding a push into the trades, the jobs their AI can’t do

A gas-rich outback station could host a $28bn off-grid AI data centre

UK businesses have tripled their AI adoption. Most are still barely scratching the surface.

Samsung reportedly in talks to back Mistral at €20bn valuation

Noetra’s CEO calls his robot AI startup a ‘last chance’ for Japan

Origin Energy investigates potential breach of customer data

Bloomsbury among publishers in line for payout from Anthropic’s $1.5bn copyright settlement

Nvidia supplier Wistron opens $700m Texas factory to build Grace Blackwell superchips

University of Tennessee sues Anthropic over neural network patents

Big Tech’s AI spending is catching up with its cash flow

TikTok’s US security chief to face the House China committee on September 15

OpenAI Confirms Its AI Broke Out of a Sandbox and Breached Hugging Face

Intel confirms more layoffs in its data center unit as stock rallies on turnaround momentum

Poolside releases Laguna S 2.1, the open-weight coding model pitched as the West’s answer to DeepSeek and Qwen

Gritt raises $32M for AI robots that bolt onto existing construction equipment to build solar farms faster

Sila raises $300M to fast-track gigascale anode production and shore up US battery supply chains

GM beats Q2 earnings and announces gas-powered Cadillacs as nearly $11 billion EV retreat nears completion

The biggest data-centre deal in history just closed, then got $5bn bigger

London robotics startup Humanoid raises $152M Series A, with Bosch set to manufacture its wheeled robots at scale

Intel Foundry lands its first named outside customer: Fortinet

Five tech giants are hiding $1.65tn in AI debt, using the trick that toppled Enron

Eight NATO allies launch HALO, a plan to link military satellites into one networked mega-constellation

Google shipped three cheap Gemini models and a Mythos rival, but not the one that matters

Volkswagen’s new e-bike has a rearview camera, radar, and fighter-pilot smart glasses

Sony sued Udio again over 30,000 songs, and turned its rivals’ AI deals into a weapon

Nvidia says Vera Rubin is in full production, with OpenAI set to deploy at scale in Q3

Researchers escaped four top AI coding agents’ sandboxes without ever breaking them

Apple is launching a Klarna-backed device leasing program called Apple Upgrade on July 28

X rebuilt its neglected Android app from scratch, and the bug reports are already rolling in