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Europe pushes AI sovereignty as Trump export controls jolt the continent
Macron's Choose France lands €100B in AI infrastructure pledges; a short-lived Claude Fable export ban becomes the wake-up call.
Anthropic hits near-$1T valuation while warning AI could destroy the world
Founded in 2021 by OpenAI defectors, Anthropic now sells Claude to the Pentagon and argues that dominating AI is the only way to make it safe.
Micron overtakes Meta and Tesla in market value on AI memory demand
The memory maker's rise reflects how HBM has become the gating resource for AI training, not GPUs alone.
Amazon MGM drops $40M OpenAI biopic as tech-Hollywood ties tighten
MGM Studios shelved Luca Guadagnino's Sam Altman film 'Artificial' near completion, days after Google DeepMind's $75M A24 deal.
OpenAI delays GPT-5.6 broad release after White House security request
Sam Altman told staff the model will ship in limited preview, with the Trump administration approving customer access case-by-case.
Patronus AI raises $50M to stress-test AI agents in simulated worlds
Greenfield Partners leads a Series B as frontier labs line up for digital environments that catch agent shortcuts before deployment.
Notion shuts down Notion Mail as agents take over inboxes
More than half of Notion Mail users never open the inbox — so Notion is killing the app and leaning fully on AI agents.
Naveen Rao's Unconventional AI claims a 1,000x cut in inference power
The ex-Databricks AI chief released Un-0, an image model running on a simulated oscillator chip, with silicon schematics promised next.
General Intuition raises $320M at $2.3B to train AI agents on gameplay
Khosla Ventures led the round on a bet that hundreds of millions of hours of human gameplay data can teach AI to navigate the physical world.
Claude's paying consumers up 75% since January, eating into ChatGPT's lead
Credit card data from 28 million U.S. consumers shows Anthropic's Claude gaining on ChatGPT in a market OpenAI has owned outright.
Netris raises $15M from a16z to cut neocloud setup time
The network automation startup is already live across 35 GPU clusters and about 1 million GPUs at customers including Foxconn and HPE.
Adobe acquires Topaz Labs to fold on-device AI upscaling into Firefly
The deal brings Topaz's Astra video upscaler and Wonder image enhancer into Creative Cloud as Adobe fends off Canva and Blackmagic.
Bristol police built 23 predictive models on 500,000 residents, quietly dropped two
Avon and Somerset Police ran risk scores on nearly half a million people through the Think Family Database before scrapping models staff couldn't trust.
FIFA hands every World Cup team an AI agent as data arms race escalates
FIFA will track 150 million data points per match at the 2026 tournament and is offering Football AI Pro to all 48 nations to narrow the analytics gap.
Ford rehires 350 veteran engineers to fix errors made by its AI systems
After topping JD Power's initial quality ranking for the first time in 16 years, Ford admits its automated design systems weren't ready to run alone.
Amazon commits $13B more to India AI and cloud through 2030
The third India commitment in three years brings Amazon's total to $48B, funding AWS data center expansion in Mumbai and Hyderabad.
IBM unveils nanostack architecture, claims first sub-1nm chip tech
The 0.7nm node packs nearly 100 billion transistors on a fingernail-sized chip, with 50% more performance than 2nm silicon.
Netherlands lobbies Congress against MATCH Act curbs on ASML China sales
Dutch Trade Minister Sjoerd Sjoerdsma met Howard Lutnick to oppose a bill that would cut off 19% of ASML's system sales.
Google turns on Search media AI training by default, 4-year retention
A new Search Services History setting ships pre-enabled, sweeping up Lens images, voice queries, and Translate audio for model training.
Cerebras stock drops 20% after margin guidance spooks first earnings call
The AI chipmaker beat Q1 estimates with $193M in revenue, but a 38–41% full-year margin forecast triggered the selloff.
Accenture rations AI tokens as employees burn budgets on basic tasks
After pushing staff to use AI or lose promotions, the consulting firm is now telling them to stop converting PDFs to slides with it.
Micron Q3 revenue quadruples to $41.45B as AI memory shortage bites
Shares jumped 13% after earnings as the Idaho chipmaker forecast up to $51B in Q4 revenue and inked a supply deal with Anthropic.
Google loses Gemini architects Adler and Pritzel to Anthropic
Two more Gemini researchers join a wave of defections to Anthropic and OpenAI, weeks after Google paid $2.7B to bring Noam Shazeer back.
Engineering hiring proves AI-resilient: 55% of Big Tech hires in 2025
SignalFire's data shows engineering roles fell just 11% from 2019 hiring levels, far less than the 25% drop across all tech functions.
Anthropic accuses Alibaba of 28.8M-query distillation attack on Claude
A letter to the Senate Banking Committee calls it the largest known distillation attack on Anthropic to date.
China and US AI researchers warn against a 'Chernobyl moment'
At a Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence conference, MIT's Stephen Casper and Shanghai Jiao Tong's Lin Yun called for joint safety standards.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna denies AI drafted her NDAA amendment text
The Florida Republican says staff used Claude only for spellcheck on a summary, not the actual text of her 2027 NDAA amendment.
Figma adds code layers, motion, and AI plug-in builder to its canvas
The design platform pulls coding, animation, and Weavy workflows into one collaborative surface as it pushes deeper into AI tooling.
Agility Robotics to go public via SPAC at $2.5B valuation
The humanoid maker behind Digit is raising $620M to scale Digit v5 production against a $300M order book.
Google bakes computer use into Gemini 3.5 Flash as a native tool
DeepMind folds its standalone agent model into Flash, letting developers build agents that drive browsers, mobile apps and desktops via one API call.
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