This week in AI was a week of reshuffling.
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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
This week, money spoke louder than benchmarks. I’ve filtered out the noise for you 1. SpaceX will buy Cursor for $60B (or
From multiple Anthropic launches to the Chinese robot that humiliated the world half-marathon record: Anthropic swallowed the design market, Grok released its
This week there wasn’t a single big story. There were five signals pointing in the same direction: power in AI is concentrating
Anthropic charges extra for using Claude with external tools. Google launches Gemma 4, its most powerful open model with a free license.
This week, Shopify turned chatbots into storefronts, Google launched its most advanced voice model, OpenAI shut down Sora, Stanford exposed the dangers
Chinese models embedded in flagship products without anyone announcing it. Agents working on their own on your desktop. This week in AI
Agents are already doing real work, robots already have serious owners, capital has already chosen its industry, and companies that didn’t adapt
From the institutional resistance of the Vatican to tensions between OpenAI and Microsoft over code sovereignty. 1: Pope Leo bans AI in