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Altman says four years of college may be more than the world now needs

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Voyah recreated Mercedes’ upside-down tunnel ad, then launched the car for $33,800

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Anthropic’s quarterly revenue passed $11.5bn, up more than 14-fold

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LG’s humanoid robot arrives in 2027, running Nvidia’s Isaac GR00T

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AMD raises $4.75bn in its biggest ever bond sale

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The US is about to tell 35 countries to choose between it and China on AI

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Anthropic ran 133 million contractor chats with its bioweapon filters off

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Nvidia halved its $250bn promise to OpenAI. Then it showed investors what it owns

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Your phone gets five years of updates by law. Your car gets nothing

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A phone company just lost 1.6 million records to a phone call

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The US told Apple not to buy Chinese memory chips. It has no rule that stops it

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PayPal is no longer refusing to sell. Now the question is whether regulators allow it

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The AI store manager fired its first human. It had to be reminded of its own rules first

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EV prices rose for the first time in 2026, and the discounts are why

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Pipeline for $165 Billion Oracle Data Center Delayed to Next Year

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OpenAI CFO tells shareholders enterprise revenue has overtaken ChatGPT

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Zoox has shown its safety workings, three weeks after recalling every robotaxi it owns

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ASU’s content creation degree grades your follower count

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Joshua Kushner’s Thrive Capital Discloses $215 Million Amazon Stake

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Canva’s backers cut $7.1bn from its valuation, and its own valuer cut more

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SpaceX has closed its $60bn Cursor deal, and Cursor was buying a company the day before

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Arm’s co-founder says AI will create more value than any revolution before it, and be a rollercoaster

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A judge just told Google to stop making rival app stores hard to install

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Five of Europe’s biggest companies just bought compute Mistral has not built

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Tesla ended Sweden’s longest strike by buying out every last striker

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Trump’s drone tariffs reach 100%, and Europe gets capped at 15%

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France’s under-15 social media ban is struck down two weeks before it starts

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Reddit is joining the S&P 500 with its stock down 31% this year

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Apple wants to pay publishers per use, not per year, to give Siri the news

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Flock Safety cuts data retention to seven days after dozens of police abuse cases

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Private US companies can now run cyber operations abroad. State-backed hackers are excluded

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Europe’s ‘Made in EU’ rules start at 5%, and they do not mention software

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Airbnb’s CEO says nobody builds AI for normal people. He is on Y Combinator’s board

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Microsoft is killing its AI mascot, ten months after building it

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Microsoft told Google it was overreacting in 2010. It has spent five years quietly leaving China

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Lightspeed is selling its OpenAI stake to a fund it will also run

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Meta removed 756,000 Australian accounts. Its real ask is that Apple does the checking

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Thrive Capital’s first investor letter shows how completely OpenAI has come to define it

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A Massachusetts teen is charged with killing his mother and brother, and prosecutors point to ChatGPT

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Weather drones are filling the data blind spot that armies and traders both need

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Cl0p claims a mass hack of Shell, Philips, and dozens more

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Pony.ai and Uber to put more than 2,000 Chinese robotaxis on European streets

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Goldman Sachs is courting investors on Nvidia’s $500bn AI-compute financing deal

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Silver Lake is reportedly in talks to take Workday private at $43bn

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Apple trained its own AI model for China, and handed the brain to Alibaba

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OpenAI’s new Ultrafast mode runs GPT-5.6 Sol 14 times faster, on Cerebras chips

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This Bengaluru startup is training dogs and AI to sniff out cancer early

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Investors sue Selena Gomez, claiming her wellness startup’s app was never built

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Writer bets on cheaper AI agents with Palmyra X6 and a leaner harness

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Databricks Closes $5 Billion Round at $190 Billion Valuation

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