AI prices are falling, the fight over open models is heating up, and 2026 is the year governments got obsessed with regulation.
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Cheaper intelligence, Amodei against open-weight models, a federal kill switch for AI, and 1.7 billion dollars for robots
This week AI stopped answering questions and started doing the work
This week the agent wars moved from capability to price, ChatGPT started acting on its own, WhatsApp said it will charge for
This week the US government began deciding which AI reaches the market, OpenAI started building its own chips, and Anthropic accused Alibaba
This week, Google signed a $920 million monthly contract with SpaceX for AI compute capacity, Meta launched its Business Agent globally, OpenAI introduced Dreaming V3, Huawei trained DeepSeek V4-Pro, and Microsoft launched seven MAI models.
This week in AI: Anthropic surpasses OpenAI in valuation after a $65 billion Series H, Claude Opus 4.8 ships with better error detection and a cheaper…
This week in AI was a week of reshuffling.
This week, Elon Musk lost his legal battle against OpenAI and courts sided with the commercial future of AI.
This week (May 4 to May 10, 2026): Anthropic strikes a massive compute deal with SpaceX, OpenAI opens its Ads Manager to all US businesses, Kimi reaches a…
This week, AI’s old alliances broke and new ones took shape. I’ve filtered out the noise for you 1. OpenAI quietly divorces