Artificial Intelligence

Arm's CEO promised $15 billion in new chip revenue by 2031. The market is only pricing in $6 billion. That's a $9 billion vote of no confidence.

OpenAI announced three things. Retreated from three things. The pattern isn't failure — it's a deliberate pivot away from consumers.

This isn't venture capital. Seven banks just ran the same credit analysis they'd do for a factory — and concluded Mistral can pay back $830M.

The government used national security claims to force an AI company to weaken its safety restrictions. A judge just called that 'Orwellian.'

The safety-conscious AI lab originally wanted to slow down artificial intelligence to protect humanity. Instead, they are throttling users simply because they ran out of computers.

Goldman Sachs economists and Federal Reserve researchers looked at the same 2025 GDP numbers and reached opposite conclusions. That's either a measurement problem or something much stranger.

You ask it a question. It responds: 'I shall endeavor to comply with your request.' This isn't a clever prompt. It's in the weights.

Microsoft's new Copilot doesn't want to pick a favorite AI model.

The country that gave the world Samsung is now funding a startup to break the company that sells every AI lab's future.

You tap 'Book with Expedia' inside ChatGPT. It opens a link. You could have just searched Google.

Harvey built its $11B valuation on the premise of superior legal AI. Its own data now shows it's running on competitors' models.