Category: AI
Models, agents, chips and the tooling being built on top of them.
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Clay raised $115 million and doubled its valuation to $7.1 billion in a year
The company selling AI agents to Anthropic and OpenAI now carries a price tag more than 140 times its revenue, and nobody in the…
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Three US agencies told AI firms to quietly degrade China’s access, not block it
The advice is not to shut suspected accounts down but to feed them slightly worse answers, and nothing makes anyone follow it.
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Mistral raised EUR 3 billion, the largest round in European tech, and Samsung led it
The French lab says it will spend the money owning data centres rather than renting them, a bet its far larger rivals have mostly…
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OpenAI published its speed-up and its brake on the same day
One post details how much of OpenAI’s own research now runs on AI agents, the other, from its chief scientist, argues no lab has…
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Nvidia is paying $12.93bn for Hugging Face, the neutral ground of open AI models
The platform promises to stay open to every chip and cloud, now that the largest chipmaker owns it.
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OpenAI says Astra is the first model it rates a critical cyber risk
The company says the safeguards are finally good enough to ship the model, and it has not said when shipping day is.
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Brussels put ChatGPT in the same rulebook as Google Search
The rules land on ChatGPT’s web-search feature, not the chatbot that writes the answers, and the Commission has not said how a framework built…
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The Pentagon added ChatGPT and Grok to its AI platform, and left Anthropic off
GenAI.mil now carries models from Google, OpenAI and xAI, and the vendor a judge just cleared of a security label this month is still…
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Sony and Warner’s publishers sue Anthropic, five weeks after its last copyright payout
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell filed weeks after a court signed off on Anthropic’s $1.5 billion settlement with book authors over the same…
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The Pentagon’s ‘supply chain risk’ label on Anthropic was retaliation, a judge ruled
The designation is the kind normally reserved for foreign adversaries, and a second case that could keep it in place is still unresolved.