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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Why the GTM playbook stopped working.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Europe opens bidding for seven AI ‘gigafactories’ in a €30bn bid to catch up

Bloom Security lands $20 million seed as AI rewrites what runs on the enterprise endpoint

Sam Altman’s underrated AI fear: that we stop thinking for ourselves

AEREDIUM’s new patent wants to replace quarterly stablecoin audits with AI that never stops watching

Your next privacy breach might not leak any data at all

Disney’s new CEO wants to turn Disney+ into a ‘super app’ to take on Netflix

Everyone’s building a ‘GPT for cells.’ Relation’s bet is manufacturing the data to train it.

AI agents are about to run the enterprise. Onyx raised $113M to keep a human in the loop.

Procore’s AI could read the blueprints. For $845M, it just bought eyes on the site.

Highland Europe closes a €1.1bn fund to keep backing European scale-ups

IBM just bought a quantum bet it doesn’t build. Days later, the payoff hit Nature.

A House Democrat wants Musk to answer for xAI’s polluting data centres

The AI race built faster chips. Now the chips are too fast for their own wires.

Mark Zuckerberg says billions will have a personal AI agent within five years