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While most of the AI world argued about prices and open models this week, China did something that cuts to a stranger, more human frontier: it ordered m…

Here is a question the AI industry does not have a good answer for: if an AI model launches a cyberattack on its own, who is legally responsible?

For years, one of the quiet anxieties about AI was simple: you might not know when you are talking to one.

Silicon Valley does not agree on much, but this week more than 20 of its biggest names lined up on the same side.

OpenAI just fired the loudest shot yet in the AI price war.

Travis Kalanick built Uber, got pushed out of it in 2017, and mostly disappeared from the headlines

For years, the idea of an AI ‘off switch’ belonged to science fiction and safety white papers

A rare thing happened in the AI industry this week: some of its biggest names lined up publicly against one of their own

OpenAI has spent years selling ChatGPT as a tool for everyone

Anthropic just made a bet that will matter to every team trying to put AI to work: on July 24, 2026 it launched Claude Opus 5, a model that gets close to t

Cheaper intelligence, Amodei against open-weight models, a federal kill switch for AI, and 1.7 billion dollars for robots

Apple just took OpenAI to court